Blogger Milagro Says She Is Beyoncé’s Cousin In Tasha K Interview [Video]

Milagro chose her first interview since her legal case involving Meg Thee Stallion to clear the air, and she did not come quietly.

Sitting down with Tasha K, the Houston based blogger revealed that she is related to Beyoncé, saying she was born and raised in Houston and has dealt with disbelief around the family connection for years. According to Milagro, the tie comes through Beyoncé’s maternal side. She explained that her great grandfather and Mama Tina’s father were brothers, placing their families in the same bloodline. Milagro broke down a complicated family history involving remarriage, adoption, and name changes, sharing that she was born Milagro Mallet before her grandmother adopted her and her brothers so they could all carry the Cooper last name.

She acknowledged that people often side eye her when she brings up Beyoncé, assuming it is an attention grab. Milagro pushed back on that idea, saying she gains nothing from the claim and that the relationship is distant, not personal. She clarified that Beyoncé would fall closer to her mother’s generation, which explains why there is no close bond or shared family moments.

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The interview marked Milagro’s first public sit down since her case connected to Meg Thee Stallion, and the timing added weight to everything she said. When asked about legal pressure she has faced, Milagro spoke carefully, explaining that court proceedings revealed conversations about a lawsuit against her as early as 2024. She claimed that people in powerful offices had been discussing her for years and keeping folders on her, long before things escalated publicly.

Milagro stopped short of accusing Beyoncé directly, saying she could not say the singer knew anything about the situation. Still, she found it odd that no one appeared to question her identity or family background during that time. She suggested that in certain industries, being related does not always mean protection, especially if you are not aligned with the same interests or priorities.

For Milagro, the interview felt like a reset. Her first chance to speak at length since the case, tell her story in her own words, and remind people that her Houston roots and family history did not start with the internet. Whether people believe the claim or not, the conversation instantly lit up timelines and group chats.