Beyoncé has ended her business affiliation with British tycoon, Philip Green after accusations of sexual and racial harassment to his staff.
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The buy out happened weeks after Green was accused of sexual and racial harassment which he “categorically and wholly” deny.
Beyoncé now owns the other 50% of the activewear clothing line, Ivy Park, which she and Green launched back in 2016. “After discussions of almost a year, Parkwood has acquired 100% of the Ivy Park brand. Topshop – Arcadia will fulfill the existing orders.” Ivy Park stated.
Campaigners have encouraged Beyoncé to cut ties with the British businessman for his allegations are a true offense to her female empowerment advocacy.
Unfortunately, women in different industries are no stranger to sexual harassment. Just last month, a television news reporter filed a complaint to two of her executive producers for sexually harassing her. Frightened to lose her career, she remained silent for years until the harassment became unbearable.
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