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Yahoo
16-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Beyonce Is Ready for Blue Ivy's ‘Whip My Hair' Moment — ‘Source' Claims
Following your parents' footsteps is no easy feat, especially if your mom is Beyonce. Nevertheless, 's recent run proved she might be up for a music career of her own. The 13-year-old has delivered explosive performances, leading her mom's dance crew for the Cowboy Carter Tour. She has been every show's star and upstaged the professional dancers with her moves. With on-theme fits, she debuted on stage as a seasoned performer at the Renaissance World Tour in 202. Now, an insider revealed that Beyonce's daughter is 'considering a career in music,' but that did not come as a shock. Blue Ivy started young, making shockwaves in the industry, and her parents can't wait for her to 'have a Whip My Hair moment.' Beyonce's daughter Blue Ivy, the eldest of her and Jay-Z's three kids, is reportedly gearing up for her own music career, thus proving that the apple doesn't fall far from the tree. The Daily Mail exclusively learned from a 'source' that there's a careful plan in place to launch the teenager's career in the industry with her parents' full support. 'Blue is considering starting her own career in music,' the publication's insider claimed. They added that some of her mom's 'favorite writers are quietly penning demos for her' as they anticipate a solo album. The report further mentioned that Blue Ivy has sought help from her aunt and renowned singer-songwriter, Solange Knowles. Despite the presence of a bevy of big names who would be more than willing to work with the teen, her decision to rely on Beyonce's trusted associate seemed natural. In addition, the source confirmed that the up-and-coming artist has been 'writing material with help from Solange' with The-Dream 'spearheading it.' The latter also has 'two or three records for her,' considering that fans want a 'Blue record.' Besides, Beyonce and Jay-Z have set strict rules about what their daughter, Blue Ivy, can or cannot listen to. 'She is only allowed to listen to age-appropriate songs from artists,' apprised the insider. Her mom even took an extremely cautious approach and was initially against then-11-year-old Blue Ivy performing at the 2023 tour. However, the girl proved how much she wanted it. She went through strenuous training while juggling schoolwork, proving her talent and effort. The teen's parents are finally 'ready for her to have a Whip My Hair moment.' Previously, Blue Ivy featured in Beyonce's 'Brown Skin Girl,' winning a Grammy and a Guinness World Record. She also became the youngest female artist to chart on the Hot 100. Originally reported by Nikita Mahato on Reality Tea. The post Beyonce Is Ready for Blue Ivy's 'Whip My Hair' Moment — 'Source' Claims appeared first on Mandatory.
CNN
05-05-2025
- Entertainment
- CNN
Blue Ivy Carter is riding high on her mom Beyoncé's ‘Cowboy Carter Tour'
Welcome to the 'Ivy League.' That's what the fans of Blue Ivy Carter have taken to calling themselves. The 13-year-old daughter of Beyoncé Knowles Carter and her husband, rapper/entrepreneur Shawn 'Jay-Z' Carter is performing as a dancer with her mother's 'Cowboy Carter Tour.' And the youngster is slaying it. Social media is filled with videos of the teen, looking very much like her famous mom, hitting the choreography like a pro. Two years ago, the eldest of the Carter's three children (twins Rumi and Sir are 7) was one of the dancers on her mother's 'Renaissance Tour.' Her initial stage debut back then was critiqued by some who said the then 11-year-old was not yet up to the task. In her documentary about that tour, Beyoncé explained that she was distressed that her daughter had read some of the negative critiques and also shared that her eldest had 'told me she was ready to perform and I told her no.' 'I did not think it was an appropriate place for an 11-year-old on the stadium stage,' the superstar singer said in the film. 'All the things that I had to go through and the obstacles I had to overcome to prepare me and she hasn't had that struggle.' Beyoncé said she was nervous about that first performance for her daughter. But rather than fold under the pressure, Blue Ivy used the negativity that greeted her initial guest performances as fuel to improve her skills, according to her mother. Blue Ivy talked about it in the film. 'I feel like now my mindset has changed and now I actually have to wake up in the morning and go to rehearsals,' she said. It was not the first time the youngster has achieved greatness. She was only nine years old in 2021 when she won her first Grammy for best music video for her mother's single, 'Brown Skin Girl,' on which Blue Ivy received a writing credit. In 2013, she entered the Guinness Book of World Records as the youngest ever entrant on the Billboard charts as her 'breathing, cries and coos' as a baby were included in her father's song, 'Glory.'
Daily Mail
01-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
How Beyonce is priming daughter Rumi Carter, 7, to follow in 'nepo baby' Blue Ivy's footsteps as a child star
At the tender age of 13, Beyonce 's first born Blue Ivy is already a Grammy-winning artist and performer. And now it looks like the Single Ladies hitmaker is priming her youngest daughter Rumi, seven, to follow in Blue's footsteps. Little Rumi made her stage debut on Monday at the opening night of mom Beyonce's Cowboy Carter tour at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles. The youngster joined Bey on stage for a performance of the Cowboy Carter track Protector, which she's featured as a guest vocalist on. Her twin brother Sir, whom Jay-Z and Beyoncé have kept out of the public eye, did not feature in the performance. Protector peaked at No. 76 on the Hot 100 last year, making Rumi the youngest female artist to ever crack the Billboard singles chart at just six years old. The previous record holder was her big sister Blue, who became the youngest female artist on the Hot 100 in 2019 when she appeared on her mother's song Brown Skin Girl at the age of seven. Rumi is featured at the start of the song, which is the fourth track on Cowboy Carter. The little girl left the singing and rapping to her mother, and she was instead featured in what sounds like a repurposed home recording. 'Mom, can I hear the lullaby please?' Rumi asks haltingly, pronouncing the last word more like 'wullaby.' Rumi looked more than happy to be soaking up the spotlight on Monday. She was spotted waving enthusiastically to the crowd of thousands, and even struck a confident pose at one point. The seven-year-old is clearly being primed to follow big sister Blue, who is already one of the biggest child stars on the planet. Blue, a two-time Guinness World Record holder, might only be 13, but she's already garnered a Grammy Award, MTV VMA Moon Man, NAACP Image Award, Voice Arts Award, and two BET Awards. She previously danced back-up for Beyoncé's songs My Power and Black Parade during her $579.8M-grossing, 56-date Renaissance World Tour last year. The talented teen has also collaborated with her famous parents on a number of hit songs. She made her musical debut on dad Jay-Z's 2012 single Glory, which made Blue the youngest person in history to ever chart on Billboard. In 2019, Blue featured on Beyonce's Lion King single Brown Skin Girl, which reached No. 76 on the Billboard Hot 100. Last year, Blue made her big screen acting debut by voicing Kiara in Mufasa: The Lion King. 'If I told my younger self that I was in a movie, I'd never believe myself,' Blue said in an interview with Disney Studios. 'It's just a really amazing experience and I feel like everybody that's a part of this is so helpful and supportive,' she continued. 'I'm really happy for girls who look like me all around the world are able to watch this movie and hear and see themselves in it.' She also joined Beyonce on stage at the Cowboy Carter tour on Monday to perform her mother's hit single Deja Vu. The teenager looked like the spitting image of her mother as she strutted her stuff on stage and emulated Beyonce's most iconic moves and mannerisms. The performance drew a strong reaction on social media, with fans gushing that Blue has become a positive example of nepotism in the music industry. 'If Blue Ivy can sing as well as she dances, I'm so sorry but imma have to support the hell out of that nepo baby,' wrote one on X formerly Twitter. 'Most nepo babies have absolutely no talent and no stage presence, but Blue Ivy is very much a star,' added a second. 'I'm so impressed by Blue Ivy. It's giving nepo baby but with talent,' wrote another, while a fourth said, 'Blue Ivy is going to be the most successful nepo baby of her generation i just know it.' Another wrote, 'Blue Ivy, at just 13, is a Grammy award winner, performed at most Renaissance tour dates, the halftime show, and is now making another world tour debut with Cowboy Carter. She is continuing to prove that despite being a nepo baby she has genuine talent.' Beyonce officially kicked off her Cowboy Carter tour at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles on Monday night. From there, the pop superstar will perform across the US and Europe before closing out in Las Vegas on July 26. But when it comes to shifting tickets Beyoncé is struggling compared to her previous stadium tours. There were more than 3,000 seats available at SoFi Stadium last week, with huge numbers still available mere moments before she took the stage on Monday night, according to seat maps on Ticketmaster. Shortly after the Single Ladies singer announced her tour in February, fans quickly complained about the jaw-dropping prices of tickets, which ranged from hundreds to even thousands of dollars. But last week, one fan claimed to have found resale tickets in the nosebleed section of the star's SoFi Stadium show for as low as $20. They then compared it to the cost of one of the limited edition Minecraft Movie Big Mac Meals from McDonald's, which was around the same price point.
Time of India
30-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Taylor Swift sends baby gifts but ditches boyfriend Travis Kelce's retreat—has ‘Auntie Tay' replaced girlfriend Tay?
Taylor Swift has formed genuine friendships with several people in the NFL circle, and one of her closest bonds is with Chariah Gordon, the lively and stylish fiancée of wide receiver Mecole Hardman Jr. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now Their connection goes far beyond casual greetings from luxury box seats they've truly shared memorable experiences together. From celebrating team victories and dancing at post-game parties to supporting each other during big moments and even live streaming events like the Super Bowl ring ceremony, their friendship has flourished both online and in real life. Chariah Gordon pulls out all the stops for daughter CiCi's first birthday with love, style, and likely a smile from 'Auntie Tay' Recently, Chariah Gordon celebrated a heartwarming milestone that had her followers and likely Taylor too smiling from afar. Her daughter, CiCi, just turned one, and Chariah marked the special day with a beautiful birthday celebration posted on Instagram. It was clear that a lot of love and effort went into making the day memorable for little CiCi, who looked every bit the star of the show in a series of adorable photos. 'And just like that, We have a 1 year old!!! Happy birthday to our baby girl Cici. Mommy & daddy loves you so much. You are literally the happiest baby, waking up to you and that beautiful big contagious smile every morning is the best feeling!!!' The birthday celebration for CiCi wasn't just about balloons and adorable outfits it carried a deeper, heartfelt message as well. In Chariah Gordon's Instagram post, she included the powerful song 'Brown Skin Girl' by Blue Ivy, a tribute to self-love, cultural pride, and confidence. The track added a meaningful touch to the celebration, reflecting not only CiCi's blossoming personality but also Chariah's desire to raise her daughter with strength and self-assurance. But it wasn't just the beautiful tribute or the charming party setup that captured attention. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now Fans of Taylor Swift couldn't help but notice the special bond between the pop star and Chariah. Chariah affectionately calls Taylor 'Auntie Tay,' a nickname she's proudly used in the past most memorably when she shared a photo of Taylor holding baby CiCi during a Chiefs game. CiCi was dressed in a variety of cute outfits, confidently posing like a tiny model, completely stealing the spotlight. Her birthday setup was equally charming a dreamy blend of pink, purple, and white balloons that gave the vibe of a mini Met Gala designed just for toddlers. The party décor and the attention to detail reflected Chariah's signature style, blending fun, elegance, and celebration perfectly. Though Taylor Swift wasn't publicly seen at the event, fans believe she was likely cheering from a distance. Given how often she's shown support for her NFL friends, it's easy to imagine her sending warm wishes or a thoughtful gift behind the scenes. Taylor and Chariah's friendship has grown over time, rooted in shared moments, mutual admiration, and the strong connection they've built around their partners and the world of football. Chariah isn't just known for her relationship with Mecole Hardman Jr. She's also gained recognition as a supportive mom, a fashion-forward influencer, and a true game-day hype queen. Her energy, positivity, and style have made her a standout personality on and off the field. It's no surprise she and Taylor, who values loyalty and strong female friendships, have bonded so well. Also Read: As CiCi celebrates her first birthday, Chariah's post reminded everyone of the joy in life's simple, sweet moments. Whether it's on the sidelines of a game or during life's personal milestones, this NFL circle continues to show that real friendships can grow in even the most high-profile settings full of fun, family, and heartfelt celebrations.
