Beyoncé gave her twins, Rumi and Sir, a shout out during her Cowboy Carter show in London on June 12 for their eighth birthdays. Rumi and her older sister Blue Ivy were on stage for the adorable ...

Beyoncé gave her twins, Rumi and Sir, a shout out during her Cowboy Carter show in London on June 12 for their eighth birthdays.; Rumi and her older sister Blue Ivy were on stage for the adorable ...

Beyoncé gave her and Jay-Z’s youngest kids Rumi Carter and Sir Carter the spotlight during her Cowboy Carter tour stop in London June 12. See how the crowd marked her twins’ birthday.

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The Gist. Beyoncé gave her twins, Rumi and Sir, a shout out during her Cowboy Carter show in London on June 12 for their eighth birthdays.. Rumi and her older sister Blue Ivy were on stage for ...

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Rumi Carter has officially cemented herself as one of the breakout stars of Beyoncé’s 2025 “Cowboy Carter” tour. Whether she’s confidently waving at the crowd or adding her own spin to ...

Chase Chrisley received the one birthday present he wanted for his big day – having his parents, Todd and Julie Chrisley, close by. Todd and Julie of "Chrisley Knows Best" fame were released ...

Kanye West admitted he's been dreaming about apologizing to JAY-Z after his disturbing comments about the rapper's children. Skip to content. AllHipHop. ... Rumi and Sir Carter, using ableist slurs.

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