Beyoncé’s Mum Reacts to Nigerian Lady’s Post on Blue Ivy’s Upbringing: “Na Jay-Z Go Respond Next”

• Beyoncé’s mum, Tina Knowles, spotted a Nigerian woman’s heartfelt post about Blue Ivy and reposted it
• The Nigerian woman called Beyoncé’s motherhood a “real masterpiece,” and fans across the world agreed
• The post got love from thousands, with many saying Beyoncé’s true power lies not just in her performances but in her parenting

A Nigerian writer, Chika Uwazie, has unknowingly caught the attention of music royalty Tina Knowles, the mother of global superstar Beyoncé, after posting a message on how the singer is raising her daughter, Blue Ivy.

The post, originally shared by Instagram user @chikauwazie, described Beyoncé’s parenting as “her real masterpiece,” a statement that touched Tina Knowles, who reshared it on her page.

The viral message praised Beyoncé not for her chart-topping songs or world tours, but for something much deeper: the way she is raising her daughters, especially Blue Ivy.

She went on to commend Beyoncé for creating a safe and grounded space for her daughter, even while growing up in the limelight.

The lady's post read in part:

"Beyoncé is raising Blue with something we rarely talk about in celebrity culture: emotional safety." —Chika Uwazie wrote a beautiful reflection on how Beyoncé raises Blue Ivy.

"We talk a lot about Beyoncé's perfection. But her quietest masterpiece? Isn't a song. It's the way she's raising her daughter, Blue Ivy. Let me show you what you might've missed.....We've seen Blue Ivy grow in public from the Grammys to the Renaissance stage. But what we're really witnessing isn't performance. It's parenting. It's reverence. It's the art of raising a girl to know her worth before the world can define it for her. Beyoncé is raising Blue with something we rarely talk about in celebrity culture: emotional safety. You can see it in her posture, her grace, her groundedness. Blue is not being rushed into womanhood. She's being protected as she grows into it.

See the post here:

Nigerians react to the lady's post

Legit.ng compiled reactions of netizens below:

@annextin:

"In all these things the dad didn’t play a role? Really? Beyonce was raised by both parents, Ivy is raised by both parents but all I see is Beyoncé this, Tina that! If you won’t acknowledge the men who stood for these ladies pls fiam"

@stinamira:

"Though Blue carry herself with so much grace and the way she protects her siblings tells a lot. Beyoncé did a fantastic job with her kids"

@miraetta:

Jay Z also played a role. The presence of an intentional father cannot be overstated. Well done to both parents

@mrs_fortune_1:

"Well said Kim needs to emulate this and stop all those over dressing with North and the unnecessary age inappropriate makeups and hairstyles"

Blue Ivy tames Rumi on stage during Beyoncé's concert

Beyonce not only trained Blue Ivy to comport herself well in public, but she also groomed her to help with her sister.

During Beyoncé's Cowboy Carter tour, Blue Ivy, the older sister, takes on a managerial role. She was spotted guiding and supporting her younger sister, Rumi, on stage.

While Rumi, who was coming on stage with her mum for the first time, was with her high energy and more focused on interacting with the audience, Blue Ivy, who had been on stage with their mother on several occasions, ensured Rumi stayed on track with the performance and choreography.

Blue Ivy maturely put Rumi in check anytime she was out of the script. She was seen giving her direction, such as knowing looks or grabbing her hand to lead her off stage, ensuring her younger sister hits her marks.

Beyonce donates N7m to Nigerian restaurant

Legit.ng earlier reported that Beyoncé chose a renowned Nigerian-owned restaurant in North London as one of 10 winners to receive a prize.

Beyoncé's BeyGood Foundation established the Black Parade Small Business Impact Luncheon to "celebrate people, communities, and small businesses impacted by economic inequities worldwide," with Beyoncé pledging £806,400 (N700m) to help companies.

The restaurant, Chuku's, located in Tottenham, was selected to receive N7 million by Beyoncé's foundation.

Sola Sanusi, HOD of the Entertainment Desk, contributed to this article. She added the report of Blue Ivy's conduct during Beyonce's Cowboy Carter concert for this report.

Proofreading by Kola Muhammed, copy editor at Legit.ng.

Source: Legit.ng