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Beyoncé Shares Sweet Moment With Mom Tina Knowles Onstage During Cowboy Carter Tour
Beyoncé managed to still get in formation—despite a mishap in stage direction.
ICYMI, during the second night of her Cowboy Carter tour, the singer had a bit of a hiccup. In a video shared to TikTok by user @makanaaaaaaa from the May 1 show at SoFi Stadium, Beyoncé was seen looking for her mark just before heading into her “Cozy” segment, which features her standing onstage as gold frames surround her (by way of robotic arms).
However, as the 44-year-old waited for the frames to take their place around her upper body, she looked down at the stage in search of her mark—which didn’t appear to be there.
The show went on as the Grammy winner looked visibly confused, but she managed to carefully complete her routine while narrowly avoiding being hit by the robotic props. But not to worry, she was able to find her footing and join her dancers for the rest of the song.
While the “Texas Hold ‘Em” singer didn’t allow the moment to rattle her, fans took to the comments of the video and reacted to the moment with concerns for her safety, with one writing, “She keep looking at the floor in disbelief.” As another added, “It’s a major safety hazard. Good for her for hitting her mark anyways.”
That said, Beyoncé didn’t allow the moment to put a damper on the show. During the performance of “Protector,” in addition to being joined onstage by her and Jay-Z’s daughters Blue Ivy, 13, and Rumi Carter, 7, Beyoncé also included a special guest: Her mother Tina Knowles.
she was so scared to get hit by the arms omg 😭 but there were so many malfunctions tonight #beyonce #cowboycartertour #imthatgirl #renaissance @Beyoncé
♬ original sound - noah ☾*✲⋆.In fact, Queen Bey encouraged the audience to celebrate her mother, who has become a New York Times Bestseller with her memoir Matriarch.
“Today is a big day because my mother, who worked so hard on her book, has the number one book on the New York Times bestsellers,” she told the crowd before urging them to say, “Congratulations, Mama T!”
The Cowboy Carter tour kicked off on April 28 with a star-studded audience inside of SoFi stadium. So far, the tour has seen numerous viral moments, including the return of Blue Ivy—who dances alongside her mother, during the three-hour show.
Keep reading to see all the celebrities who attended the Cowboy Carter tour…
Brie Larson & Reneé Rapp
The Marvel star and "Pretty Girls" singer became fast friends while enjoying the show from Casamigos' SoFi suite at the May 1 concert in Los Angeles.
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Lizzo
The 37-year-old was clearly feeling good as hell during Beyoncé's opening concert.
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Sheryl Lee Ralph
The Abbott Elementary star shared her excitement to see Beyoncé live for the first time.
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Vanessa Bryant & Natalia Bryant
The mother-daughter duo donned cowboy hats for the tour's opening night—and were even next to Beyoncé's mom Tina Knowles in the crowd.
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Rita Ora & Taika Waititi
The couple turned the first night of the Cowboy Carter tour into a date night.
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Oprah Winfrey, Thando Dlomo, Gayle King & Kirby Bumpus
Gayle captioned her post ahead of attending the concert, "Tonight’s the night! The outfits have been picked …@beyonce we are on the way."
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Tyler Perry
Once at the venue, Gayle and Oprah ran into the iconic director. Gayle wrote of the meet up, "You meet the nicest people at a @beyonce concert."
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Kordell Beckham & Serena Page
The Love Island USA couple saddled up for a good time with SirDavis American Whisky at the Los Angeles concert.
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Cooper Koch & Payton Koch
The brothers took in Beyoncé's show from the VIP suite.
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Trace Lehnhoff & Miles McMillan
The Bravo alum and his fiancé enjoyed a date night with Beyoncé.
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Symone
The RuPaul's Drag Race winner turned up with the perfect Cowboy Carter-inspired look.
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