Beyoncé Knowles-Carter’s eldest daughter, Blue Ivy Carter, dwarfed her 5-foot-6 height as she danced side-by-side during the epic NFL halftime performance at NRG Stadium in her hometown of Houston on Christmas Day .
The 43-year-old pop diva and her embattled husband Jay-Z will celebrate their ‘beautiful girl’ officially becoming a teenager on January 7, when she turns 13.
Blue coordinated with Beyoncé in all-white western wear while serving as a backup dancer for the climactic and closing number: Texas Hold ‘Em.
Knowles-Carter gave her precocious nepo-baby a discreet shout-out mid-song when she changed the word ‘boy’ to ‘Blue’ in the lyrics: “So turn me in the middle, Blue, I can’t read your mind.” ‘
In fact, after the 32-time Grammy winner and Blue did a two-step and line dance with the rest of the group, they linked arms for a moment of do-si-do and square dancing.
The two-time Guinness World Record holder may only be 12 years old, but she’s already earned a Grammy Award, an MTV VMA Moon Man, an NAACP Image Award, a Voice Arts Award, and two BET Awards.
Beyoncé Knowles-Carter’s eldest daughter, Blue Ivy Carter, dwarfed her 5-foot-6 height as she danced side-by-side during the epic NFL halftime performance at NRG Stadium in her hometown of Houston on Christmas Day .
Blue previously danced backup to Beyoncé’s songs My Power and Black Parade during her 56-date, $579.8 million Renaissance world tour last year.
Knowles-Carter certainly sledded: She performed a 15-minute, eight-song medley during the football game in which the Baltimore Ravens absolutely routed the Houston Texans 31-2.
The Texan singer also invited Post Malone and Shaboozey on stage to perform with her during the concert broadcast on Netflix.
Beyoncé raised her eyebrows with a finger gun gesture just as a large banner reading ‘Bang’ unfurled beneath her platform, a move that is illegal for NFL players to make on the field.
Notably absent from the family festivities was the Roc Nation founder, 55, who supported his prolific daughter at the Dec. 9 premiere of Disney’s Mufasa: The Lion King because she made her acting debut playing Kiara.
Jay-Z (born Shawn Carter) is in the middle of a legal war against attorney Tony Buzbee, whose client Jane Doe accused him of raping her, at age 13, in 2000 along with Diddy in a civil lawsuit.
“We are aware of the civil allegations and Jay Z’s really forceful response to them,” Roger Goodell said at a Dec. 11 press conference.
‘We know, obviously, that litigation is occurring. “But from our point of view, our relationship with them will not change, including our preparations for the next Super Bowl.”
The NFL commissioner, 65, hired the Brooklyn-born rap mogul to be live music entertainment strategist in 2019, which is precisely how Knowles-Carter got her televised gig on Wednesday.
The 43-year-old pop diva and her embattled husband Jay-Z will celebrate their ‘beautiful girl’ officially becoming a teenager on January 7 when she turns 13.
Blue coordinated with Beyoncé in all-white western wear as she performed her backup dancer duties for the climactic and closing number – Texas Hold ‘Em
Knowles-Carter gave her precocious nepo-baby a discreet shout-out mid-song when she changed the word ‘boy’ to ‘Blue’ in the lyrics: ‘So turn me in the middle, Blue, I can’t read your mind.’
In fact, after the 32-time Grammy winner and Blue did a two-step and line dance with the rest of the group, they linked arms for a moment of do-si-do and square dancing.
The two-time Guinness World Record holder may only be 12 years old, but she’s already earned a Grammy Award, an MTV VMA Moon Man, an NAACP Image Award, a Voice Arts Award, and two BET Awards.
Blue previously danced accompaniment to Beyoncé’s songs My Power and Black Parade during her 56-date, $579.8 million Renaissance World Tour last year (pictured in 2023).
Knowles-Carter certainly sledded: She performed a 15-minute, eight-song medley during the football game in which the Baltimore Ravens absolutely routed the Houston Texans 31-2.
The Texas singer raised her eyebrows with a gun gesture just as a large ‘Bang’ banner was unfurled beneath her platform, a move that is illegal for NFL players to make on the field.
Notably absent from the family festivities was the Roc Nation founder (left), 55, who supported his prolific daughter at the Dec. 9 premiere of Disney’s Mufasa: The Lion King because she made her acting debut playing Kiara.
Jay-Z (born Shawn Carter) is in the middle of a legal war against attorney Tony Buzbee, whose client Jane Doe accused him of raping her, at age 13, in 2000 along with Diddy (L, pictured in 2020) in a civil lawsuit.
Roger Goodell said at a press conference on December 11: “We are aware of the civil allegations and Jay Z’s really forceful response to them. We know, obviously, that litigation is occurring. But from our point of view, our relationship with them is not going to change, including our preparations for the next Super Bowl.”
The NFL commissioner (left, pictured in 2019), 65, hired the Brooklyn-born rap mogul to be live music entertainment strategist in 2019, which is precisely how Beyoncé got her televised concert on Wednesday.
Jay-Z also serves as executive producer of the halftime show, having been instrumental in casting Jennifer Lopez and Shakira in 2020, The Weeknd in 2021, Dr. Dre in 2022, Rihanna in 2023, Usher in 2024 and Kendrick Lamar by 2025 (pictured)
The couple married for 16 years, worth a combined $3 billion, originally met in 1998, and are also proud parents to seven-year-old fraternal twins, son Sir Carter and daughter Rumi Carter.
On Wednesday, Queen Bey, who has 423.6 million followers on social media, teased a new music video set to drop on Jan. 14 with a slow-motion clip captioned, “Look at that horse.”
Beyoncé is nominated for 11 trophies, including album of the year, at the 67th annual Grammy Awards, airing Feb. 2 on CBS/Paramount+.
Jay-Z also serves as executive producer of the halftime show, having been instrumental in casting Jennifer Lopez and Shakira in 2020, The Weeknd in 2021, Dr. Dre in 2022, Rihanna in 2023, Usher in 2024 and Kendrick Lamar by 2025.
The couple married for 16 years, worth a combined $3 billion, originally met in 1998, and are also proud parents to seven-year-old fraternal twins, son Sir Carter and daughter Rumi Carter.
On Wednesday, Queen Bey, who has 423.6 million followers on social media, bothered a new music video to be released on January 14th featuring a slow-motion clip with the caption: “Look at that horse.”
Beyoncé is nominated for 11 trophies, including album of the year, at the 67th annual Grammy Awards, airing Feb. 2 on CBS/Paramount+.
On September 26, Knowles-Carter lost all 12 trophies she was nominated for for her eighth studio album at the 2024 People’s Choice Country Awards.
This, after the Oscar-nominated songwriter, who garners 55.2 million monthly listeners on Spotify, surprisingly received no nominations at the 58th Annual Country Music Association Awards.
And while country music industry elites did everything they could to snub her, Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter became her eighth consecutive No. 1 album on the Billboard 200 and the first album by a black woman to top the Top Albums chart. country.
Knowles-Carter’s first foray into the genre also earned her the number one spot in the United Kingdom, Australia, Canada, France, Germany and the Netherlands.