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Blue Ivy Carter made positive to not miss the opening night time of her mother’s first solo live performance tour in seven years! The 11-year-old fashionista seemed so grown up as she was noticed backstage at Beyonce’s Renaissance Tour on the Friends Arena in Sweden on Wednesday, May 10. Alongside her dad Jay-Z, Blue Ivy bopped her head to her iconic guardian’s epic setlist spanning 36 songs.
🪩 | Blue Ivy and JAY-Z on the Friends Arena pic.twitter.com/LGVBle8XX0
— Beyoncé Press. 🪩 | Fan Account (@beyoncepress) May 10, 2023
Rocking an extended black tee and matching pants, Blue Ivy seemed so cute catching all of the glitz and glamour of a Beyonce present. An lovable clip of Blue Ivy and Jay-Z hanging out was posted to Twitter with the hilarious caption, “Manager Ivy was there to make sure everything was running smooth.” And it definitely did run easily, as The Guardian referred to as the Renaissance present a “monster blockbuster concert experience” that was “dripping with sci-fi disco decadence, sex, body positivity and feminine Black pride.”
It was a welcome return for the pop princess, as Beyoncé has not toured on her personal since her 49-stop Formation outing in 2016, following the discharge of “Lemonade.” In 2018, she carried out at Coachella after which toured along with her husband, Jay-Z, for On the Run II Tour.
As followers know, Blue Ivy truly took the stage alongside her mother within the final present Beyonce carried out earlier than Wednesday’s kick off. The pop famous person invited Blue Ivy to hitch her in singing “Brown Skin Girl” at a non-public efficiency for the opening of the luxurious lodge Atlantis The Royal in Dubai in January. The mother-daughter duo stood within the heart of the stage surrounded by backup singers. Looking like a mini-me of her mother, Blue Ivy confirmed off some dance strikes as properly, whereas Beyonce hit the excessive notes.
Beyonce carried out “Crazy In Love” and “Naughty Girl” from her 2003 debut solo album, Dangerously In Love, her iconic ballad “Halo” and the graceful groove “Drunk In Love” from her 2013 self-titled album, and the newer anthem, “Freedom,” from her groundbreaking visible album Lemonade. The singer was paid a whopping $24 million to mark her triumphant return to the stage, per TMZ.