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The multitalented global icon Beyoncé enjoys an immense following from her dedicated admirers, dubbed the ‘Beehive.’ Away from the spotlight, Beyoncé champions a highly private lifestyle while nurturing her three offspring—daughter Blue Ivy Carter, and twins Rumi and Sir—with her spouse, fellow mega-star JAY-Z. The couple, who exchanged vows in 2008, largely shields their youngsters from public scrutiny, particularly the twins. However, fans also recognize Blue Ivy, Rumi, and Sir as emerging talents. Blue Ivy has notably collaborated with her mother on various occasions, including musical features and performances during the Renaissance tour.
Explore the unfolding journeys of Beyoncé and JAY-Z’s three young stars.
The Trailblazing Blue Ivy Carter
Beyoncé revealed her pregnancy with her eldest at the close of her MTV Video Music Awards performance in 2011. On January 7, 2012, Bey and JAY-Z welcomed Blue Ivy. Since then, Blue has emerged as a budding star. She has appeared on two of her parents’ tracks: first on JAY-Z’s 2012 hit “Glory,” and later on Beyoncé’s 2020 release “Brown Skin Girl” from the (The Lion King: The Gift) soundtrack.
The teenage star’s muscial achievements
- For her contribution to the latter project, Blue secured numerous accolades, including the 2020 BET Her Award and the 2021 Grammy for Best Music Video category.
- The Grammy win was monumental for Blue, making her the second youngest recipient of the prestigious award at just 9 years old.
Blue’s innate talent is evident, and it has been noted that her parents are highly supportive of her aspirations. She began dance classes at a very young age and has been actively involved in her parents’ projects from the start.
Performing alongside her mother
The young dancer showcased her skills during her mother’s Renaissance Tour. Making her debut in Paris in May 2023, Blue returned to the stage in London a few days later. She performed alongside her mother during “My Power” and “Black Parade” in a striking red suit.
During the U.S. leg of the tour, Blue left a lasting impact at shows in Philadelphia and Detroit. In the latter, the audience began chanting her name, and the heartwarming moment quickly went viral on social media.
In December 2024, Blue graced the red carpet for the premiere of Mufasa: The Lion King in Los Angeles, appearing with her mother. Blue portrayed Kiara, while her mother reprised her role as Nala from the 2019 live-action version of The Lion King.
Meet the Twins Rumi & Sir Carter
Beyoncé revealed her twin pregnancy via Instagram in February 2017, capturing global attention. In June 2017, Beyoncé and JAY-Z welcomed daughter Rumi and son Sir at the Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center.
The twins have largely been shielded from the public eye, even more so than their older sister Blue Ivy. In a 2019 interview with US Weekly, Beyoncé’s mother Tina Knowles shared insights into the twins’ distinct personalities, describing Rumi as a future ruler and Sir as more laid-back, akin to his father.
The twins’ camo Debuts
The twins, still too young for the red carpet, have made charming appearances in Beyoncé’s projects. They featured in the 2020 visual album “Black Is King” and starred in the 2021 campaign video for their mother’s Ivy Park Kids brand, alongside Blue.Ivy.
Rumi and Sir have attended several of their mother’s Renaissance tour shows, cheering from the audience as Blue took the stage with Beyoncé. In May 2023, Rumi’s enthusiastic support of her sister in Paris went viral on social media.
In April 2025, Beyoncé embarked on her Cowboy Carter tour, with Rumi joining her eldest niece Blue Ivey on the stage.