Jay-Z Admits His Marriage to Beyoncé Wasn't ''Totally Built'' on the Truth

Of course, this came to light thanks to 2016's Lemonade and again in the rapper's latest studio album, '4:44', which documents the A-list couple's marital troubles (including infidelity accusations, raising children and more) in great detail.

After tackling race issues in the U.S. for his Footnotes for "The Story of O.J." mini-documentary, Jay-Z released yet another personal piece pegged to the album's title track.

Released by Tidal on Monday, the father of 3is joined by celebrities including Chris Rock, Jesse Williams, Will Smith, Kendrick Lamar, Anthony Anderson, Aziz Ansari and more for a candid discussion on relationships, love and the pressure that comes with dating in the public eye.

Jay-Z also said he came to the realization that honesty was critical for the survival of their marriage. So much honesty, he admitted, that Beyoncé listened to the entire album long before its released