Another highlight from Beyonce's Philadelphia show, the first U.S. stop on the 'Renaissance' tour, is a fan bringing a horse to the Lincoln Financial Field.
- Jul 15, 2023
AceShowbiz - Tina Knowles is a proud grandmother. The mom of Beyonce Knowles can't help but praise the pop star's daughter Blue Ivy as she takes the stage in Bey's Philadelphia show from the "Renaissance Tour", marking the first U.S. stop on the tour.
During the July 12 show, Blue once again joined the "Lemonade" hitmaker onstage. After giving a humble wave to the audience at the Lincoln Financial Field cheering her on, Blue got into formation and started nailing the choreography despite wearing heels.
Also impressed by Blue's performance was Tina, who praised the 11-year-old in a comment under a video of the show. "My Baby Blue Killing it last night in Philly," her comment reads.
Fans also raved about Blue on social media. "not blue ivy upgrading from sneakers to some block heels??? SHE COMING FOR HER MUTHAS NECK!!!!" one fan gushed. Another fan added, "Blue Ivy CHEWED her dance up yet again," while someone else said, "Can confirm Miss Blue Ivy Carter is still giving us a dance set in the U.S. of A! Jazmine Sullivan is all of us proud aunties cheering her on!"
"This video of Blue Ivy performing in front of 60,000+ people and Beyonce watching proudly makes me emotional, idk," another comment read. One other wrote, "Blue Ivy performing in HEELS while being cheered on by Jazmine Sullivan? oh, this is HISTORY."
Another highlight from Beyonce's Philly show was a fan bringing a horse to the Lincoln Financial Field. The horse was a nod to the horse Reneigh, which was featured on the Grammy-winning musician's album cover and who has also popped up on the tour several times.
Last month, the singing diva was seen looking so "pissed" when she had stage malfunction during one of her performances during her "Renaissance World Tour" stop in Amsterdam. In a viral video, Queen Bey was seen seated atop a silver, dazzling horse that matched her outfit during her entire "Summer Renaissance" performance. She was supposed to get off the horse amid the performance, but her crew missed their cue to help her down.
At one point, one crew member reached up to help Bey. The "America Has a Problem" singer, however, could be seen pushing his hand away. The wife of Jay-Z later moved her microphone to the side before apparently mouthing, "Oh my God!" at the worker.
