Beyoncé and Jay-Z's Rarely Seen Daughter, Rumi, Attends Super Bowl with Dad and Older Sister

The American rapper stepped into the Super Bowl spotlight, but it was his youngest daughter who captured everyone's attention.

Jay-Z made a rare public appearance with his two daughters, Blue Ivy and Rumi Carter, at the Super Bowl on Sunday, February 9, 2025, sparking online buzz.

The trio was spotted on the field at Caesars Superdome in New Orleans before the championship game between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles.

In a widely shared moment, Rumi waved to the crowd with both hands, appearing excited and engaged with the atmosphere.

Blue stood beside her father, looking composed, while Jay-Z kept a relaxed stance. The moment offered a rare glimpse of the younger Carter sibling, who is usually kept out of the public eye.

In the released images, Rumi sported a casual yet stylish outfit. She wore an oversized black and white varsity-style jacket paired with baggy jeans and white sneakers.

She accessorized with a small white crossbody bag featuring a black emblem. Her braided hair was neatly pulled back, highlighting her bright smile as she enjoyed the event.

Blue, now a teenager, opted for a more understated look with a sleek black ensemble and matching shades. Similar to her younger sister, she completed her look with baggy jeans and white sneakers.

She stood confidently next to her father, who wore an all-black outfit consisting of a T-shirt, pants, a beanie, and sunglasses.

As photos and videos of the father-daughter outing circulated online, social media users couldn't help but comment on Rumi's striking resemblance to Jay-Z.

On Instagram, one user wrote,"Rumi is really his twin." Another added,"Nah his genes really crazy his kids are his twins [sic]." Others simply admired the sisters, with one comment reading,"Beautiful girls."

Many fans were also surprised at how much Rumi has grown, with one saying,"rumi got so big omg [sic]." Another remarked,"Wow, RUMI is her father [sic]."

Someone else noted,"Oh Rumi stole his whole face!! They couldn't deny those kids if they tried [sic]!" Over on X, one user observed,"Rumi has stopped looking like Bey!!! She is all Jay now!"

Rumi was born on June 13, 2017, at 5:13 a.m. at Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center in Los Angeles. According to official birth records, she arrived first, followed by her twin brother, Sir Carter. Both were delivered by OB/GYN Dr. Paul Crane.

Months before their birth, Beyoncé announced her pregnancy with a now-iconic maternity shoot posted on Instagram on February 1, 2017.

"We would like to share our love and happiness. We have been blessed two times over. We are incredibly grateful that our family will be growing by two, and we thank you for your well wishes. - The Carters," she wrote in the caption.

Though globally famous, Beyoncé and Jay-Z have taken intentional steps to protect their children's privacy.

In a 2021 interview with Harper's Bazaar, Beyoncé reflected on the challenges of balancing stardom with personal well-being, stating, "I've fought to protect my sanity and my privacy because the quality of my life depended on it."

This approach has led to Rumi and Sir growing up largely out of the public eye, with only occasional glimpses shared by their parents.

Despite being kept away from the spotlight, Rumi has already begun showing artistic inclinations. In August 2024, Beyoncé's mother, Tina Knowles, shared insights about her grandchildren's personalities.

Speaking to E! News, she described Rumi as a "natural little star," while noting that Sir is more drawn to books and electronics. "We got them all, raising them up right," she said, explaining how the twins have a range of interests spanning from the arts to science.

Tina also suggested that Rumi might follow in the footsteps of her older sister, Blue, who has performed as a backup dancer for Beyoncé. "A budding creative like Rumi will not be denied," she added. "They're all artists. How could they not?"

Rumi's name recently made headlines when Beyoncé acknowledged her at the 67th annual Grammy Awards for her contribution to her latest album

After winning "Album of the Year," the "Obsessed" alum shared a heartfelt moment during an interview with ET's Kevin Frazier. "And Rumi, who's on the album (my youngest daughter), she was watching that. I forgot to thank her, so I get to thank her now—thank you, Rumi," she expressed.

The award-winning singer's historic win at the Grammys not only marked a proud moment for her family but also reignited conversations about the Recording Academy—especially in light of past criticism from her husband, Jay-Z.

Beyoncé won Best Country Album for "Cowboy Carter" at the 67th Grammy Awards on February 2, 2025. Taylor Swift announced her as the winner, prompting a standing ovation from the crowd. However, her win also sparked curiosity and discussion online.

As Swift read the winning album's name, Beyoncé froze in shock, her eyes widening as she remained seated. Her husband, Jay-Z, and daughter, Blue Ivy Carter, encouraged her before she made her way to the stage, hugging them both in an emotional moment.

Beyoncé's victory came in a stacked field, beating nominees Kacey Musgraves with "Deeper Well," Chris Stapleton with "Higher," Lainey Wilson with "Whirlwind," and Post Malone with "F-1 Trillion." The audience erupted in applause as she embraced her family before accepting the award.

Taking the stage, the 43-year-old singer delivered a heartfelt speech, still in shock. "Wow. I really was not expecting this. Wow. I wanna thank God–oh my God–that I'm able to still do what I still love after so many years. Oh my God. I'd like to thank all of the incredible country artists that accepted this album. We worked so hard on it," she said.

Beyoncé acknowledged that genres can sometimes limit artists and encouraged others to break boundaries and "stay persistent" in pursuing their passions. She credited her family, collaborators, and fans for their support, emphasizing that the album wouldn't have been possible without them.

With ten nominations across multiple categories, Beyoncé was already a dominant presence at the Grammys.

She competed in major categories such as Record of the Year, Album of the Year, Song of the Year, Best Pop Solo Performance, Best Pop Duo/Group Performance, Best Melodic Rap Performance, Best Country Solo Performance, Best Country Duo/Group Performance, Best Country Song, and Best Country Album.

While her Best Country Album win marked a career milestone, it ignited a debate online. "That had to be rigged!" one AmoMama reader exclaimed.

Another bluntly stated, "She should not have won!" A third critic felt it was a blow to the genre itself, "What an embarrassment to country music.."

The backlash continued as fans of other nominees, particularly Kacey and Lainey, voiced their disappointment. Some critics argued that simply adopting country aesthetics does not make an artist genuinely part of the genre.

Others felt that while Beyoncé is a talented singer, her style does not align with country music, expressing their preference for artists like Lainey, whom they viewed as a more authentic representative of the genre.

"She did not deserve that award," one frustrated netizen remarked about Beyoncé, while another argued, "Kacey was absolutely robbed. Deeper Well was phenomenal."

This backlash echoed sentiments from Jay-Z's speech at the February 2024 Grammys, where, after receiving the Dr. Dre Global Impact Award, he criticized the Recording Academy for never awarding Beyoncé Album of the Year despite her record-breaking wins.

"I don't want to embarrass this young lady, but she has more Grammys than anyone and never won Album of the Year. So, even by your own metrics, that doesn't work. Think about that: the most Grammys, never won Album of the Year. That doesn't work," the rapper explained at the time.

Jay-Z acknowledged that not everyone would leave the Grammys feeling satisfied, implying that some artists might feel overlooked or undeserving of their nominations.

He also implied that some nominees might feel "robbed" or out of place in their categories but later acknowledged his bluntness, attributing it to nerves. "No, when I get nervous I tell the truth," the artist said.

Building on the online reactions, many also celebrated Beyoncé's Grammy win, with supporters cheering her achievement. "Congratulations Beyonce 🎊 You deserve this win!"wrote one AmoMama reader.

Another supporter cheered for Beyoncé, praising her well-deserved win while a different user expressed their excitement and support for her historic success in country music.

Beyoncé's Grammy win coincided with the announcement of her highly anticipated tour. She revealed the news in an Instagram video featuring a glowing "COWBOY CARTER TOUR" sign flickering over a windy desert at night, accompanied by an electrical hum.

She followed up with a second post, showcasing a striking close-up of herself with bleached eyebrows, white-blonde braids, and a bold red lip against a dark background—matching the visuals from her "Cowboy Carter" album. The caption, "COWBOY CARTER TOUR 2025," confirmed the tour's arrival.

Regardless of the mixed reactions, Beyoncé's Grammy win and tour announcement marked "Cowboy Carter" as a significant moment in her career.