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Beyoncé’s record-breaking payday for hour-long private performance
The megastar headlined the private performance to mark the opening of the luxury hotel ‘Atlantis The Royal’ in Dubai.
The megastar headlined the private performance to mark the opening of the luxury hotel ‘Atlantis The Royal’ in Dubai.
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