Beyoncé took over Chicago this weekend, with two sold-out shows at Soldier Field. The shows, part of a world tour touting the singer’s 2022 album “Renaissance,” featured multiple costume changes and more than 30 songs each night. But the audience during Sunday’s show was treated to something a little extra special: An appearance by Beyoncé’s daughter, Blue Ivy.
Beyoncé took over Chicago this weekend, with two sold-out shows at Soldier Field.
The shows, part of a world tour touting the singer's 2022 album "Renaissance," featured multiple costume changes and more than 30 songs each night. But the audience during Sunday's show was treated to something a little extra special: an appearance by Beyoncé's daughter, Blue Ivy.
About halfway through the concert, fans on social media captured Blue Ivy, 11, floating up onto the Soldier Field stage in a camouflaged green and sequin jacket with matching cargo pants.
Blue Ivy then joined backup dancers to perform alongside her mom during "My Power" and "Black Parade," and dozens of videos and photos posted to social media document the crowd showing their support for the surprise guest.
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After the performance, the show paused as the crowd gave the duo a standing ovation.
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Beyoncé now heads to Detroit for the next stop on her Renaissance World Tour.
