Tina Knowles shared her thoughts about what her granddaughter, Blue ivymaybe it might be in the music industry after entering the mother BeyoncéTour of "Cowboy Carter".

It seems that her words enjoy the shape, as blue brhy is already moving to cut their own identity in music.

Meanwhile, her sister Rumi Carter also stepped into the performance reflector that many surprised.

In a recent interview, the 71-year-old author talked about the blue blue in the steps of his parents, Beyoncé and Jay-Z.

This comes after the blue color people talked to their performance with Beyoncé during the tour, which lasted from April to 2025. July.

As we talk People MagazineKnowleles revealed that it is not sure whether Ivy is really really in music. However, she noticed, "It can do so many things," Referring to the blue separation in painting and poetry and could succeed in everything he does.

"I think she would be great in music, (she) would kill her. But I don't think it's her passion," they added further, bragged her grandson really a creative person.

Still, it seems that the glory from the tour may have encouraged the blue in accepting the musical part of itself. According to sources, the 13-year-old considers its own career in music. "

As Explosion Reported, a teenager seems determined to take things over things, because it does not rely solely on the mum to break into the industry. Insider discovered that she also gets help from her aunt, Solange Knowles.

"Blue writes and material with the help of solngea", a source is divided, adding some of the favorite writers beyoncé quietly retired demonsions for her in anticipation of solo albums.

With Stardom in sight, Beyoncé has already secured the authorization for the Ivy trademark. The PR expert mentioned that this move of the pop star reflects its sharp awareness of personal branding and a resentful building, while preventing unauthorized use of Blue Ivy's name.

The blue journey in music did not just start with your tours. It has a history of creative sparks that hinted in ordering to tread one day the same path as its parents.

In seven, blue was prominent in Beyoncé's "home: live album" with their own anthem director "lift each voice and sing." She also presented her in the Mom's Grammian winner "Brown Lovnica", which marked the main musical debut, by Paper magazine.

Four years later, Blue raised her music bar again as she took a duet with her mom during live emissions in Dubai.

She also had torque in Jay-Z's Kamen and Roll Hall Inductrdu, "Congratulations S. Carter, Ghostwriter, you paid the right price, so we just make firm." Her line added more colors in a rapper "driving or die".

Ivy was not the only shine on tour. She shared the stage reflector with younger sister, Ruma.

During the Tour Segment "Cawboy Carter", Rumi joined his mom on stage to perform "protector". The girl even accepted the attention she received from to be on stage.

Tina Knowles said earlier about the sweet moment, saying, "You know he told me that my grandson Rumi said," How do you feel when you wave and all scream? "She replied," He feels powerful. "That revealed how much Ruma likes to the spotlight.