At the Kentucky Derby, proud grandmother Tina Knowles shared insights into her life surrounded by creativity and musical genius. At 70, Tina radiates pride not only in her superstar daughter, Beyoncé, but also in her young grandchildren, Rumi and Sir, who seem destined to follow in their family’s illustrious footsteps.
In a heartfelt interview with E! News, Tina opened up about the twins, who are quickly carving out their own identities. As they approach their seventh birthday on June 13, it’s clear they are blossoming into remarkable individuals under the watchful eyes of their famous parents, Beyoncé and Jay-Z. Rumi, described as an amazing artist, painter, and creator by her grandmother Tina, recently made her mark in the music world with a feature on Beyoncé’s country album, “Cowboy Carter.” The track, titled “Protector,” not only showcased her vocal talents but also earned her a spot in music history by debuting at number 42 on the Billboard Hot 100.
Blue Ivy, Beyoncé and Jay-Z’s older daughter, paved the way for her younger siblings with her talent in singing and dancing. At the age of seven, she featured on the hit track “Brown Skin Girl” from Beyoncé’s Renaissance tour, displaying her potential as a formidable young talent in the Carter lineage.
Tina highlighted how the twins’ flourishing creativity can be attributed to their family environment. Growing up in a household filled with discussions about creativity and fashion, Rumi and Sir were nurtured from a very young age to explore their talents and interests. While Rumi leans towards artistic pursuits, Sir, on the other hand, shares more similarities with his father, Jay-Z, showing an inclination towards numbers and intelligence.
Beyond her role as a grandmother, Tina expressed immense pride in Beyoncé’s latest musical achievements. Beyoncé recently made history as the first Black woman to top the country charts with her album “Cowboy Carter,” a project that Tina described as a “nice history lesson” for fans. Tina applauded Beyoncé’s ability to subtly educate through her music, showcasing her pride in her daughter’s unique approach to storytelling.
The release of “Cowboy Carter” was a strategic decision for Beyoncé, who shifted her plans due to the global climate. Originally intended to be released first, the album was postponed in favor of the more upbeat “Renaissance” to provide a sense of joy and dance amidst the heaviness of the pandemic. Beyoncé emphasized the importance of trusting God’s timing in the release of her music, showcasing her patience and dedication to her craft.
The creative legacy of Beyoncé’s grandchildren is a testament to the nurturing environment provided by their family. With Rumi and Sir already displaying their talents and unique interests at a young age, it is evident that they are poised to make their mark in the music and art world, following in the footsteps of their iconic parents and grandmother. Inspired by the rich heritage of creativity and musical genius, the future looks bright for these young members of the Carter family.
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