Beyoncé Signs Teen Singers To Parkwood Entertainment

The Baileys Beyoncé has signed three teens to her management company, Parkwood Entertainment. Although, no formal announcement of the signings, it was discovered via court docs. The superstar is asking a Manhattan judge to approve the five-year deals, a requirement because the girls are minors, New York Post reports. The first contract covers LA-based sisters Chloe Bailey, 17, and Halle Bailey, 15. Beyoncé’s manager came across a YouTube video of the duo belting out “Pretty Hurts”, a song from Beyoncé's last album. The video has over 10 million views. Their father, Douglas, gushes in court papers, “We cannot think of a better person to help guide the girls,” adding his daughters “worship” Bey. Their $1 million contract provides for up to six albums over five years. It awards Beyoncé 15 percent of the sisters' gross earnings. Beyoncé also signed a third singer, 14-year-old Sophie Beem of New York, to her Parkwood Entertainment company. Beem inked a $560,000 deal after she wowed Parkwood executives. Beem finished in the top 40 contestants on The X Factor in 2012.