Beyoncé Behind Kelly Rowland Today Show Tiff?

This week it was rumored that Kelly Rowland walked off the set of the Today show in a petty dispute over dressing room size [click here if you missed that]. 

Now insiders are claiming the REAL reason Kelly walked off the set is because they kept asking her about Beyoncé after Kelly's team warned them not to, ahead of time...

From The Wrap

Kelly Rowland’s dramatic walk-off from “Today” on Thursday was in response to Savannah Guthrie’s questions about Beyoncé, not the size of her dressing room, TheWrap has learned.

Last week, the singer and actress abruptly left the morning news show’s set, with initial reports finding that Rowland was reacting to her dressing room not being “up to par,” leaving host Hoda Kotb to scramble for a last-minute coanchor. Rita Ora, who had been booked as a guest, stepped up as cohost at the last minute.

However, an individual with knowledge of the situation told TheWrap that “Kelly was offended that Savannah repeatedly and aggressively asked her about Beyoncé,” which was the real reason behind the walk-off.

“The story was spun that Kelly didn’t like her dressing room, but she has been on the ‘Today’ show numerous times, she and her team know the dressing room set up. That would not come as a surprise at all,” the individual said. “Kelly was upset about Savannah’s aggressive questioning about Beyoncé. She and her team were not happy and felt disrespected.”

In the Thursday interview, Guthrie asked, “What do you think about your friend Beyoncé?” prior to Rowland’s exit.

Rowland, who was a member of girl group Destiny’s Child with the “Texas Hold ‘Em” singer, replied, “I’m so proud of her.”

Guthrie persevered, asking, “I know, but were you surprised and what do you think about it?” — referring to Beyoncé’s new country project, “Act II.”

“I’m so proud of her,” Rowland repeated. “So happy for her.”

Rowland has an agreement ahead of interviews that she won’t be asked about Beyoncé and Destiny’s Child, according to the individual. “She wants to leave that behind,” the person said.