Usher Clarifies Role as Beyoncé's 'Chaperone', Not 'Nanny'

The Super Bowl LVIII Halftime Show Performer Expresses Admiration for Beyoncé's Talent and Success

Usher, the upcoming Super Bowl LVIII halftime show performer, addressed the long-standing rumor that he used to be Beyoncé’s nanny, clarifying that he was more of a temporary chaperone for Beyoncé in their younger days.
Usher explained that he looked over Beyoncé and her bandmates when they were part of a group called The Dolls, before Destiny’s Child became Destiny’s Child.
Usher expressed admiration for Beyoncé's talent and success, noting that she had a 'brilliance and a brightness that was much different'.
Usher is set to headline the Super Bowl LVIII Halftime show on Feb. 11, a performance he described as a 'celebration of my legacy, my music, my passion'.
Usher's selection as the Super Bowl halftime show headliner was facilitated by JAY-Z, who partnered with the NFL in 2019 to produce their Super Bowl halftime shows.