Beyonce Would Like You to Know That Her Miscarriage Was The Saddest Thing I've Ever Been Through....

If you still don't believe me when I say these insanely "private" celebrities reveal the most personal things about themselves - when it suits them - then I've got a good plot of land in the middle of the Indian ocean I'd like to sell you.

I'm in no way doubting that this was a horrible event for her - it is for a lot of women and being a "star" doesn't take away the hurt. But the problem for me is that when other women go through it, they don't get it a secret until they show up at your house for an Avon party and then tell everyone while all of the women in the  house are in the cusp of buying lotions and wrinkle removers.

Beyonce has an album coming out, she's doing the Superbowl, etc. and to me... she waited until all of that is about to drop (along with the timing of the accompanying HBO documentary) to to talk about it. Just like Michelle Williams revelation that she is depressed right around the time of her single, I'm not impressed.

And to add, "I went home and wrote a song about it... and it's the first song on my album!" was a set-up of epic proportions. Dreadful that you would use that event to pimp albums and have people run out and buy your album to listen to that first song. SMH

Anyway - More pieces of Beyonce's HBO documentary, Life Is But A Dream, have been revealed, weeks before the project's debut.

The 31-year-old shared the details of first learning that she was pregnant, all the way up to the moment she found out that she miscarried. “About two years ago, I was pregnant for the first time,” she said. “And I heard the heartbeat, which was the most beautiful music I ever heard in my life.

“I picked out names, I envisioned what my child would look like…I was feeling very maternal.” Somehow, things went wrong, and during a trip back home to New York she learned of the miscarriage. “I flew back to New York to get my check up—and no heartbeat. Literally the week before I went to the doctor, everything was fine but there was no heartbeat.”

Bey turned to music to help ease the pain. “I went into the studio and wrote the saddest song I've ever written in my life. And it was actually the first song I wrote for my album. And it was the best form of therapy for me, because it was the saddest thing I've ever been through.”

The title of the song has not been revealed.

Last January, the Houston native gave birth to daughter Blue Ivy Carter, and has become noticeably more open with her fans since becoming a mother. After Blue came the launch of her Tumblr page, and the opening of an Instagram account, which she uses to share intimate photos.

This Sunday, Mrs. Carter will headline the Super Bowl half-time show, and held a press conference earlier today where she sang the National Anthem a capella to quiet any doubt behind her vocal abilities, after she was found to be singing alongside a recorded track during President Obama's inaugural ceremony.