Watch as Beyoncé helps fans with gender reveal at MetLife Stadium concert
Beyoncé made her fourth show in New Jersey extra special for a few fans in the rain-drenched crowd as the singer participated in a gender reveal at MetLife Stadium.
On the May 28 show at MetLife for her "Cowboy Carter Tour," Beyoncé spotted a fan holding a gender reveal sign during her performance.
The Grammy-award winning singer told the fan "I'll be back," promising she would deliver the reveal later in her show.
Beyoncé held her promise. She took the package from the fans and opened it up, showing the sign to the crowd that read "Cowboy" in blue lettering.
The crowd erupted in this wholesome moment that touched everyone including Beyoncé as she told the fans "God bless you. Congratulations and thank you so much for letting me be a part of it."
Beyoncé is not done with New Jersey. The singer will perform in her final New Jersey show on May 29 at MetLife Stadium, concluding her five nights at the venue. The singer will travel overseas for the tour with concerts in London and Paris and will conclude back in the U.S. with shows in Houston, Washington, D.C., Atlanta and Las Vegas.
Fans can still purchase last minute tickets for Beyoncé show on Ticketmaster. More information about the event can be found on MetLife Stadium's website.
This article originally appeared on NorthJersey.com: Beyoncé helps fans with gender reveal at MetLife Stadium concert
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