Beyoncé embraced her patriotic side as she supported Team USA in a stylish outfit in new Instagram photos shared Saturday in celebration of the 2024 Paris Olympics.
The Crazy In Love singer, 42, who recently sent fans wild with an “iconic” Olympics promo for Team USA, struck a variety of poses as she flaunted her look for the camera.
The artist put on a leggy display wearing a white pleated miniskirt that had a red and blue trim around the waist.
She showed off her toned midriff in a white crop top with sheer sleeves and also donned a pair of white open-toed heels.
Beyoncé accessorized the ensemble with a Team USA track jacket that featured an American flag on the sleeves and back.
Beyoncé, 42, embraced her patriotic side as she supported Team USA in a chic outfit in new Instagram snaps shared Saturday in celebration of the 2024 Paris Olympics.
The artist put on a leggy display in a white pleated miniskirt that had red and blue trim around the waist.
The star added a Team USA Olympic cap over her platinum locks that fell straight past her shoulders.
She accessorized the outfit with a pair of large silver hoop earrings and a pair of black sunglasses.
Beyoncé easily carried a small Jacquemus bag that was made from a blue denim material to match the color scheme of her look.
For the finishing touch, the Texas Hold ‘Em singer added a warm blush to her cheekbones and a bold reddish tint to her lips.
The mother of three struck a few poses as she stood in a spacious hallway in front of white-painted double doors.
She also gave her fans a closer look at her glamorous makeup as well as the red, white and blue hat atop her head in stunning selfies.
In another image, the Grammy winner showed a small smile as she enjoyed the summer weather while lounging in a chair on a wooden deck.
The evening sun shone down on the beauty as picturesque houses and a harbour could be seen in the background.
She showed off her toned midriff in a white crop top that had sheer sleeves and also slipped into a pair of white open-toed heels.
The star added a Team USA Olympic cap over her platinum locks that fell straight past her shoulders.
Beyoncé accessorized the ensemble with a Team USA track jacket that featured an American flag on the sleeves and back.
In another image, the Grammy winner showed a small smile as she enjoyed the summer weather while lounging in a chair on a wooden deck.
Beyoncé easily carried a small Jacquemus bag that was made from a blue denim material to match the color scheme of her look.
The singer took a photo of her Jacquemus bag that was placed on a marble countertop and added patriotic colors over the image.
Beyoncé also posed for additional photos as she walked down a staircase and pursed her lips as she looked over her left shoulder.
Another photograph was taken to show two blue boats floating on the water in New York State harbor.
Finally, she uploaded a final snapshot to show the back of a large boat that had the word ‘Chelsea Lee’ printed on it in white letters.
Also on Saturday, the If I Were A Boy hitmaker shared a video montage featuring the same stills as her song, Riiverdance, played in the background.
Her latest post comes shortly after the star made a surprise appearance during the opening ceremony of the Paris 2024 Olympics broadcast on NBC on Friday night, and introduced several American athletes.
Beyoncé wore a red, white and blue ensemble that included a leotard with the word USA on it and a flowing cape, as well as cowboy boots and a cowboy hat.
“Take a look at America, folks,” Beyoncé began, as her hit song Ya Ya from her most recent album, Cowboy Carter, played in the background.
Beyoncé also posed for additional photos as she walked down a staircase and pursed her lips as she looked over her left shoulder.
Another photograph was taken to show two blue boats floating on the water in New York State harbor.
Finally, she uploaded a final snapshot to show the back of a large boat that had the word ‘Chelsea Lee’ printed on the back in white letters.
“These hopes and dreams, these superstars who represent us. The people of this big, bold, beautiful, complex nation. All cheering together.”
“Come on, you gotta love Noah (Lyles) and Sha’Carri (Richardson). The fastest man and woman on the planet. They’ll run all over the world anytime, anywhere,” he continued.
“How about Caeleb? Proud dad, back in the water looking for more gold. And Katie? The longer the race, the better she swims,” he continued, referencing swimmers Caeleb Dressel and Katie Ledecky.
“And I know you know my girl Simone. Born to fly, destined to inspire. We have superstars and we have legends. We have big dreamers who fought their whole lives to get here. Who gave up everything for a chance and made it.”
Several images of America’s star athletes appeared on the screen, interspersed with shots of the Grammy winner twirling around in her red, white and blue tracksuit.
“That pride and that joy? That’s what draws me to this team. And that’s what makes me believe in this team. And that’s why I can’t wait to see what they accomplish in these next 16 days.”
“USA, cheers to Team USA, the best of who we are. What a sight to behold! What a team to believe in! What a night to celebrate!”
Fans were quick to react to the enthusiastic video on social media. “Beyoncé introducing Team USA at the Paris Olympics. Iconic!” wrote one fan on X.
“My heart is filled with patriotism,” added another.
Her latest post comes shortly after the star made a surprise appearance during the opening ceremony of the Paris 2024 Olympics broadcast on NBC on Friday night, as she introduced several American athletes.
“Take a look at America, boys,” Beyoncé began, as her hit song Ya Ya from her most recent album, Cowboy Carter, played in the background.
“That was AMAZING!” wrote a third fan, while someone else added: “She’s the moment.”
NBC commentators Kelly Clarkson and Peyton Manning also reacted to the clip as coverage returned to the regular broadcast of the opening ceremony in the French capital.
“Guys, what about Beyoncé?” Clarkson said. “She just kicked things off and got everyone excited. I couldn’t think of a more perfect artist to do that for these athletes.”
Manning chimed in with a reference to Team USA’s basketball coach. “If I was Steve Kerr, I’d show that video before my game. Let Beyoncé speak for herself,” the former NFL player said.