Tina Knowles Opens Up On Grandaughter Blue Ivy’s Future
Tina Knowles don't know what's in the store Blue IVY's future.
The author and entreprenal admits that she is not sure your granddaughter in the footsteps will follow and release music. This line of question comes to the 13-year-old name 13-year-old took part in the recent Cowboy Carter Tour, dancing along their mother rupped for almost the entire show.
“I don't know if that is their passion,” told “told People At the Elizabeth Taylor Night or Medwest on Thursday Sep 18th.
The 71-year-old went to say that when she was younger, she had dozen nieces and cousins that “admit it that she was not good. “Well, she counts them their granddaughter among the talented.
“She can do so many things,” Knowles said from blue ivy. “She can paint, she writes poetry, all she brings her thoughts to do, she is good to do. So I don't know what she will do.”
“I think they would be great at music, [she] would kill it. But I don't think that is their passion, “they admitted.
Of course, Fans of Fans of the Carter of the Carter All that the Teen Industry has Dabbled, performing at Beyoncé's Renaissance World and her with her nfl christmas show. Their vocals were also included on the “Brown Hild Girl.”
Beyoncé opened to GQ About the Blue IVet decision to join them on tour, something that she said she was at first.
“Blue is an artist,” The winner of the Grammy Award said in 2024. “She has great taste in music because she is a natural, but I didn't want to blue. Blue it wants for themselves.”
She went on, “She seriously took it, and they earned it. And the most importantly she had fun! We all have more and more every night before our eyes.”
The singer continued to declare that all three of their children, including 7-year-old twin Rumi and traveling with them around the world because she is not performing things.
“My children come with me wherever I go,” Beyoncé shared. “They come to school after my office, and they are in the studio with me. They are in the dance repetitions. It is natural that they would learn my choreography.”
However, they also admitted to the outlet that she worked “extremely hard as privacy and privacy and privacy” is to take care of and that their “personal life is not turned into a brand.”
“I only try to go tour when my children are out of school,” she explained. “I always dreamed of a life where I could see the world with my family and exposing them to different languages, architecture and lifestiles.”
