Beyoncé’s daughter Blue Ivy Carter is gradually taking in her mother’s footsteps; whether it be fashion, singing, or dancing, the girl’s got swag.
The 11-year-old made her debut at the ongoing Rennaissance World Tour during a concert that took place in Paris last night (Friday, May 26). In the video going viral on Twitter, Blue Ivy was filmed joining her mother onstage during her performance of The Lion King: The Gift track “My Power.” Wearing a sparkling silver bodysuit with cargo pants, oval sunglasses, and long braids, she took the stage with a brief dance next to her mother, before she joined the backup dancers while Bey can be seen leaving the stage.
The whole crowd cheered up while Blue showcased her dancing skills and at some point, Beyonce said to the crowd, “Give it up for Blue.”
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However, in another video shared on the social media platform, the preteen could also be seen dancing the choreography for “Black Parade” from “The Lion King.” At the end of the video, she smiled and waved her hands in the air while the crowd cheered, “Blue, Blue, Blue, Blue.”
BLUE 💙💙💙 #RenaissanceWorldTour #RWTParis pic.twitter.com/dVol9lbrrD
— COWBOY PHIL 𐚁 (@GrandpaHive) May 26, 2023
As per reports, the Rennaisance World Tour in Paris had other big names in attendance, and this includes Selena Gomez, Kris Jenner, Lenny Kravitz, Natalie Portman, and Pharrell Williams.
This however isn’t the first time that Blue joined Beyonce onstage. In fact, it marks her second time onstage with her mother, with the first time being at the Atlantis The Royal resort’s opening weekend in Dubai last January, where the budding superstar hit the stage for a mother-daughter duet of “Brown Skin Girl.
