Blue Ivy takes center stage and drops into an impressive split at dance recital to mom Beyoncé's song Before I Let Go
It appears that the Carter/Knowles dynasty has another star in its midst.
Blue Ivy Carter, seven, recently took center stage for her recital at the Debbie Allen Dance Academy.
In a new video that emerged online Sunday, she showed that talent runs in the family during her routine to Before I Let Go by mommy Beyoncé.
Tiny dancer: Blue Ivy Carter recently took center stage for her recital at the Debbie Allen Dance Academy
At one point in the video, the group broke out into freestyle, and Blue started flossing.
But the pièce de résistance has to be at the end when she jumped into a perfect split.
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Blue performed three times during the show, according to TMZ.
Meanwhile she recently accompanied her music icon parents Beyoncé, 37, and Jay-Z, 49, to the 2019 Wearable Art Gala at the WACO Theater Center in Los Angeles.
Family business: She proved talent runs in the family during her routine to 'Before I Let Go' by mommy Beyoncé
Splits: But the pièce de résistance has to be at the end when she jumped into a perfect split
The theme for this year's event was A Journey to the Pride Lands.
Given Beyoncé's upcoming voice work in the highly-anticipated live action Lion King, the whole family went in African-inspired garb.
Beyoncé's mom Tina Knowles, 65, was also in attendance with husband Richard Lawson, 72, as were Destiny's Child members Kelly Rowland, 38, and Michelle Williams, 38.
Fashionable family: She recently accompanied her music icon parents Beyoncé, 37, and Jay-Z, 49, to the 2019 Wearable Art Gala at the WACO Theater Center in Los Angeles
The Lemonade singer also gave her first interview in years while at the event.
She spoke to OWN for a special on the event: 'It's exciting because it's one of the only red carpets that I do with my family.
'My daughter gets to dress up and my husband, and this year, it’s Lion King which, obviously I play Nala.
'So, it’s the first time I’m doing any appearance as a person that stars in The Lion King, which is something that I grew up watching.'
Lioness: Given Beyoncé's upcoming voice work in the highly-anticipated live action Lion King, the whole family went in African-inspired garb
Be bold like Beyonce in a custom Georges Hobeika jumpsuit
Beyonce once again proved she was queen when she showed up the the Wearable Art Gala in Santa Monica recently wearing a lion embellished cape jumpsuit.
The gold masterpiece was custom made by Georges Hobeika, but a similar style was seen on the couture runway. Just click (right) to shop the brand. The piece involved embellished tights with a jacquard pattern, a lion's head with feathers as the mane, and a dramatic gold cape that billowed behind the megastar.
Obviously, this ensemble won't be available for mere mortals like ourselves, but we can do our best to copy Beyonce's regal look by adding a gold jumpsuit to our closets!
We've curated the edit below so you can pick up one for yourself this spring. Follow our motto: Be like Beyonce!
Three generations: Beyoncé's mom Tina Knowles, 65, was in attendance with husband Richard Lawson, 72
Reunion: Destiny's Child members Kelly Rowland, 38, and Michelle Williams, 38, also made an appearance at the event
