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At Jay-Z’s 30th anniversary celebration for Reasonable Doubt in NYC, Beyoncé arrived in a glittery ensemble and sparked online buzz for resembling her mother Tina Knowles, with fans dubbing her ‘baby Tina.’ Blue Ivy joined Jay-Z on stage to play the piano for “I’m Feelin’ It,” as the Carters’ reunion vibe returned and guests like Nas and Alicia Keys spread the energy of the night.
Jay-Z kicked off three Yankee Stadium shows celebrating the 30th anniversary of Reasonable Doubt, with Beyoncé joining for a surprise performance of Can’t Knock The Hustle and Blue Ivy, 14, later joining to play piano on Feelin’ It as the crowd roared. Jay-Z called Blue Ivy out as a “legend,” highlighting her piano skills, while the weekend continues with a Blueprint-focused set.
Blue Ivy Carter channeled her mom Beyoncé at Jay-Z's New York pop-up, styling her hair in a long ombré high ponytail braid and pairing a Fear of God hoodie with light-wash jeans; the 14-year-old's look mirrors Beyoncé's iconic ponytail and comes as Beyoncé shared that Jay-Z grew out his hair to help Blue embrace her natural curls, a moment fans likened to twinsies.
Beyoncé reveals in a Cécred Father's Day video that Jay-Z grew out his dreadlocks to show Blue Ivy that her curls are like his, documenting a days-long detangling of nearly nine years of hair and a tribute to his late father Adnis Reeves. The film also highlights Blue Ivy's milestones, including narrating Hair Love as a child and contributing vocals to Formation and Brown Skin Girl.
Beyoncé released a Father’s Day behind‑the‑scenes video showing Jay‑Z’s six‑day hair transformation and rare footage of his son Sir Carter with his sisters Blue Ivy and Rumi. The clip, part of a short film called The Blueprint on Cécred’s YouTube channel, also features Beyoncé narrating and Tina Knowles’ involvement as family and friends help Jay‑Z grow out his dreadlocks in a gesture of solidarity with Blue, who once struggled with her own hair.
Jay-Z grew out his locs and later had them combed out in a Father’s Day moment narrated by Beyoncé in a seven‑minute video tied to Cécred. Beyoncé explains the gesture was to show Blue Ivy that her curls have the same texture as his, inspired by Blue’s earlier insecurities about her hair; Blue even helps comb through the hair, and the transformation took about a week, turning a personal family moment into a celebrity‑style promo for the brand.
Blue Ivy attended the Met Gala at 14 in a Balenciaga gown with a $450K diamond necklace and refused to remove her sunglasses on the carpet, sparking a divisive online reaction. Beyoncé’s publicist and Jay-Z were seen asking her to take them off, with Blue reportedly agreeing to remove them once she reached the top of the steps, away from most cameras. The moment fed a broader conversation about “nepo babies” and confidence vs. bratty behavior, though many fans praised her bold style and Beyoncé described sharing the night with her daughter as surreal.
Video from the Met Gala shows Blue Ivy Carter posing with Beyoncé and Jay-Z as her team cues her to remove sunglasses; she hesitates and keeps the shades on, sparking social-media memes about her 'boss' energy, while PEOPLE notes her debut look was a white Balenciaga gown.
Beyoncé commandeered the Met Gala 2026 red carpet as a co-chair, arriving with Jay-Z and Blue Ivy in a dazzling skeleton-inspired gown by Olivier Rousteing (Balmain). The look featured bone-adorned gloves, a jeweled headpiece, a long train, and extra sparkle from a furry ombré coat, aligning with the Costume Art theme. Blue Ivy made her Met Gala debut as one of the youngest attendees, while Jay-Z wore Louis Vuitton.
Blue Ivy Carter, the 13-year-old daughter of Beyoncé and Jay-Z, attended the 2025 Angel Ball in New York City dressed in a glamorous pink satin gown with feather accents, showcasing her elegance and poise. She supported her grandmother Tina Knowles, who was honored at the event, and shared a selfie with her on Instagram. Blue Ivy has been gaining attention for her fashion and stage presence, already participating in major performances and recordings.
Jay-Z and Beyoncé appeared on the red carpet with their daughter Blue Ivy at the Los Angeles premiere of "Mufasa: The Lion King," amid allegations against Jay-Z of sexual assault in 2000. The accusations were added to a lawsuit against Sean "Diddy" Combs, who faces multiple charges including sex trafficking. Jay-Z has denied the allegations, calling them "heinous" and urging a criminal complaint rather than a civil one. His attorneys have filed a motion to reveal the accuser's identity or dismiss the lawsuit, while the accuser's lawyer insists the matter is serious and will be litigated in court.
The premiere of "Mufasa: The Lion King," a prequel to the 2019 remake, was held at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles, featuring stars like Beyoncé, Blue Ivy, and Heidi Klum. Beyoncé and Blue Ivy dazzled in metallic gowns, with Blue Ivy making her feature debut as the voice of Kiara. The film, featuring music by Lin-Manuel Miranda, is set to release on December 20.
Beyoncé's 6-year-old daughter Rumi has become the youngest woman to chart on the Billboard Hot 100 with her feature on the "Protector" track of Beyoncé's new country album, surpassing her older sister Blue Ivy's previous record. While Blue still holds the record for being the youngest overall person to claim a spot on any Billboard chart, Rumi's achievement marks a bold introduction to her musical talent. The Carter family continues to make waves in the music industry, with both girls following in their mother's footsteps.
Jay-Z was spotted with his daughters Blue Ivy and Rumi at Super Bowl LVIII in Las Vegas, where he posed for photos with them on the sidelines. The rapper's daughters were dressed in stylish outfits, and Jay-Z expressed his excitement for Usher's halftime show performance. Additionally, Jay-Z recently received the Grammy's Dr. Dre Global Impact Award and used his acceptance speech to highlight the subjective nature of Grammy wins, pointing out that Beyoncé has never won Album of the Year despite her numerous Grammy wins.
Jay-Z used his acceptance speech at the Grammys to call out the awards' biases against non-white musicians, particularly highlighting Beyoncé's lack of Album of the Year wins despite her numerous nominations and accolades. He emphasized the need for the Grammys to address systemic issues in their voting process and acknowledged the ongoing struggle for recognition faced by Black artists. Standing alongside his daughter Blue Ivy, Jay-Z urged artists to keep showing up and striving for the recognition they deserve.