Beyoncé’s Spectacular Performance at Stade de France with Daughter Blue Ivy Dancing Alongside Her

Beyoncé provided a spectacular show on Friday evening on the stage of the Stade de France in front of 60,000 people and an audience of people. Her daughter Blue Ivy, 11, danced alongside her.

A myriad of hits, eight outfits, a tribute to Tina Turner… and a very noticed young guest. Beyoncé had invited Friday evening on the stage of the Stade de France, her daughter Blue Ivy, to dance by her side. The 11-year-old girl performed a choreography alongside other dancers, dressed in a silver outfit, like her mother, and her eyes hidden behind sunglasses.

Many fans immortalized the scene and relayed it on social networks. While some praised the performance, others dropped the word “nepo baby” – for nepotime baby – which designates the children of stars boosted in show business.

Blue Ivy previously joined Beyoncé on stage at her controversial concert in Dubai, to perform the song as a duet Brown Skin Girlexcerpt from the live-action film soundtrack, The Lion Kingreleased in 2019.

This song earned the little girl a 2020 Grammy Award nomination, at the age of 8, alongside her mother in the “Best Video” category.

Tribute to Tina Turner

Opening her show, Queen B previously paid a vibrant tribute to Tina Turner, who passed away two days ago.

“I wouldn’t be on this stage without Tina Turner, I want you to scream for her to feel your love,” the singer said.

Many personalities had made a detour to Paris on Friday evening to applaud Beyoncé, from Pharrell Williams to Lenny Kravitz, including Lady Gaga, Selena Gomez, Natalie Portman or Kylie Jenner.

His tour started on May 10 in Stockholm. Successively perched on a lunar module, queen bee, flying on a diamond horse above the crowd, television news presenter, or even popess, “Queen B” delivered a performance of more than three hours there to launch her ” Renaissance World Tour”, which could exceed the astronomical sum of 2 billion dollars in revenue.

The 60,000 Stade de France tickets and the 55,000 seats at the Stade Vélodrome in Marseille sold out for a few minutes when they went on sale last February.