Beyoncé and Jay-Z’s 9-year-old daughter, Blue Ivy Carter, is already showing people how to live life correctly as a Grammy winner.
Since broadcasting the 63rd Grammy Awards on Sunday night, Beyoncé has shared photos and videos from the night that makes history. In addition to the “Black Parade” singer becoming the most decorated female artist in the history of the awards with her 28th victory that night, her daughter became the second youngest person to win one of the statues.
Before the show aired, Beyoncé’s “Brown Skin Girl” from the album “The Lion King: The Gift” won the Best Music Video award, surpassing Future’s “Life Is Good”, Anderson .Paak “Lockdown”, ” Harry Styles “Adore You,” and “Goliath” by Woodkid.
Blue Ivy is credited as an artist and songwriter on the track, as she performed at the end of the song – so she also became a Grammy winner.
In an Instagram video shared on Wednesday, fans can see Beyoncé and Jay-Z celebrating their family’s various victories with beautiful costumes, a few dance moves and, of course, a royal helmet.
At the end of the video, Blue Ivy is seen smiling with her shiny new award and waving a crown on top of her head. In another epic image, she is still wearing the crown, but also taking a sip of her award.
It is almost needless to say: if Blue Ivy is already claiming the Grammy at 9, she may be coming to her mother’s album.
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