Beyoncé's Cowboy Carter tour - like her previous ones - has been a family affair.
Not only have her daughters Blue Ivy, 13, and eight-year-old Rumi taken to the stage with her each night, but her husband Jay-Z also surprised fans with a performance in Paris.
© InstagramMeanwhile, her mom, Tina Knowles, has been at every single show in the audience, along with several other family members. The Matriarch author has been updating fans on social media too, sharing photos from the tour and most recently, revealing what they get up to during the downtime.
Tina posted several photos of herself exploring Paris and London, while joined by two friends. She wrote: "In London and Paris I had the pleasure of hanging out with 2 of my besties @angelaephea and @rachellefields_ fields we did touristy stuff."
© Getty ImagesPhotos included Tina and her friend posing in front of the Eiffel Tower and another of them outside a Parisian cafe, proving that Beyoncé's family are just like the rest of us when it comes to traveling and seeing new places! Blue was also pictured shopping with her grandmother during their time in Paris, while the family celebrated twins Rumi and Sir's birthday during their stay in London.
Despite their fame and lavish lifestyle, Beyoncé and Jay-Z have made it a priority for their three children to experience as normal lives as possible. Another recent post from Tina gave a sweet insight into the family's routine before the show too, as she revealed that Rumi always brings her giant Stitch toy around with her. The eight-year-old is a huge fan of the Disney character, and was seen pointing and waving to the crowds during a performance in Paris, after she spotted a giant Stitch.
Tina recently opened up about her grandchildren during an interview with Elle. She said: "You know, their mother keeps their lives normal. And they are just normal kids. They love the stage - they've grown up around it. And, you know, Rumi, for the last tour, just every day, said, 'I want to go out there. I want to'. She wanted to experience it too. And so Beyoncé is allowing her to do it this time. And I'm really happy about it, because she has fun out there. She gets to be a kid, and when she gets off stage, she's right back to being Rumi, the little kid, you know, the little seven-year-old, adorable."
© Getty ImagesAlong with Blue and Rumi, Beyoncé and Jay-Z are also parents to Rumi's twin brother, Sir. While the girls enjoy being on stage, Sir is a lot more quiet, according to his grandmother. As a result, he hasn't been seen in public as much, although his photos feature in a sweet montage played after the Protector performance.
