Blue Ivy takes inspiration to dance from anyone but Beyonce

Beyonce’s daughter Blue Ivy, who is 13-years old, stunned everyone as she performed effortlessly on the Cowboy Carter Tour’s stage on Monday night.

Although Blue is usually called a nepo baby, the young girl shone bright as she pulled off the moves on her mother’s song without missing a beat. Her inspiration, however, was someone other than Beyonce.

This was made possible after the Mufasa: The Lion King star persistently practised for months before finally appearing in front of thousands, according to Daily Mail.

For nearly six months, she managed her studies while engaging in hours-long rehearsals with the celebrity choreographer Amari Marshall.

The outlet reported that “she’s been around Bey’s choreographers since she was a baby which is where she picked up her love of dance.”

The teenage star and Amari “started rehearsing just before Christmas.” She also used to stream the Diva songstress’ Youtube videos.

After the oldest of the Carters got into “the Destiny Fulfilled era,” she started respecting Beyonce's hard work.

The dance instructor also appreciated Blue, calling her the “moment” as she shared a video of the young teen dancing. “Watching her shine in her runway walk made my heart sing,” she added.

Did Blue Ivy win a Grammy?

The little diva is extremely talented and was awarded her first Grammy alongside her mother Queen Bey at a tender age of 9 for the best video Brown Skin Girl. She became the second-youngest winner in the history of music industry awards. 

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