To accommodate the influential couple’s demand for privacy for them and their new kid at Lenox Hill Hospital, other new and expecting parents said they have essentially been put on “lockdown” - and even booted out of the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, which was on the same floor as Beyonce’s delivery “suite” - so the pampered songstress and her party could come and go unencumbered.  Beyonce Baby Drama Hospital DENIES Closing Maternity Floor 
 
 anddid NOT pay $1.3 million so thesinger could give birth toin a sealed off private floor ... this according to the hospital.A rep for Lenox Hill Hospital just released a statement, claiming, "The suggestion that the couple paid $1.3 million to rent an entire maternity floor is simply not true. Beyonce gives birth to girl Blue Ivy Carter with Jay-Z by her side at New York's Lenox Hill Hospital The star, checked in to the hospital with the alias Ingrid Jackson, rented out fourth floor for $1.3 million 
 
 A very pregnant Beyonce checked into the upper East Side hospital Friday night under the name “ Ingrid Jackson ,” a hospital staffer told the Daily News. And little Blue Ivy Carter, who was born in New York late on Saturday night, reportedly even has three identical nurseries already made up in the couple's three U.S. homes.
– If it's been nearly 24 hours since your last fix of Babyoncé updates, surely you're hungering for more, and we can deliver. The latest on Blue Ivy Carter: The hospital where Beyoncé gave birth denies rumors that she and Jay-Z paid $1.3 million to rent out an entire floor, and tells TMZ the family paid the "standard rate" for an "executive suite." But that doesn't mean the birth wasn't swank: The New York Daily News notes that people were seen carrying takeout and lots of red wine into the wing on Saturday night. The baby's life will also be swank: According to Australia's News Network, Bey and Jay have already spent $1 million on baby items including a Swarovski crystal-studded high chair, a solid gold rocking horse, and a mini Bugatti. Us adds that they also purchased a $3,500 Lucite crib. Blue may not have been born on her own private floor of the hospital, but she does already have her own security detail, a family friend tells the Huffington Post. And controversy over that security continues: More patients complain to the New York Times that they were kept from the neonatal unit, and TMZ reports that a group of new mothers is considering filing a lawsuit against the hospital. Beyoncé and Jay-Z released an official statement on their daughter's birth yesterday, giving the world a little bit of TMI with their announcement that she was "delivered naturally" in an "emotional" birth. Of course, not everyone can just let them be happy with what they called "the best experience of both of our lives." Conspiracy theories abound, with bloggers speculating that Beyoncé actually used a surrogate, and SandraRose.com reports that the singer wasn't even in the room when the surrogate gave birth. Want more? Click to see what Oprah gave the new baby.