Beyonce Posts Picture of Blue Ivy Carter's 'The Mrs. Carter World Tour' Director Chair on Instagram PHOTO
Beyonce Knowles-Carter kicks off her 42-city Mrs. Carter World Tour in a few weeks and she has taken to social media to tell everyone that there is a special place backstage for her daughter, Blue Ivy Carter.
In a photo posted on Instagram on March 29, the singer also known as "Baddie Bey" on the site shared an image of two matching director's chairs. The bigger chair appeared to be the Run The World singer's chair, which read "The Mrs. Carter Show World Tour," and the other smaller chair is custom-made for the toddler that read "BIC."
The picture was liked by more than 300,000 Instagram followers and over 6000 people commented on the image.
"Pretty soon blue ivy is going to be taking over the world. Then we will be doomed for real," a follower wrote.
Another Instagram user posted: "Rather than obviously Blue Ivy Carter, it could also stand for Baby In Charge..."
In the March issue of Vogue, Beyonce referenced Blue Ivy as her "homey," her "road dog" and "best friend."
Enstars reported last week that Blue Ivy was photographed out-and-about with Knowles in Brooklyn. The mother and daughter were spotted having lunch at Buttermilk Channel Restaurant on March 24.
A few fans who were seated inside of the restaurant noticed Beyonce and her adorable daughter and snapped a picture. The image consisted of the fans on the left side of the picture and the mother and daughter in the background on the right. Blue Ivy appeared to be sitting on the table, with Beyonce tending to her.
Beyonce told Oprah back in February on Oprah's Next Chapter that her daughter introduced the singer to herself.
"And she's still a baby, but the connection I had with her when I was giving birth was something I have never felt before ... We had a connection, and I envisioned her. And I envisioned the birth," Beyonce said at the time.
Although her Blue Ivy with will travel with her on the road while Beyonce performs, the singer said that she and husband Jay-Z will try to give their daughter a normal childhood.
"At some point it's very important to me that my daughter is able to experience life and run through the sprinklers and have slumber parties and trust and live and do all the things that any child should be able to do," Beyonce said.
