As Tina Knowles shared insights into her life surrounded by creativity and musical genius, she couldn’t help but radiate pride in her superstar daughter, Beyoncé, and her young grandchildren, Rumi and Sir. The twins, who are quickly carving out their own identities as they approach their seventh birthday on June 13, are blossoming into remarkable individuals under the watchful eyes of their famous parents, Beyoncé and Jay-Z. Rumi, described as an amazing artist, painter, and creator by her grandmother, recently ventured into the music world by featuring on her mother’s country album, Cowboy Carter. The track, titled Protector, not only showcased her vocal talents but also earned her a spot in music history by debuting at number 42 on the Billboard Hot 100, making her the youngest woman to hit the chart.
Rumi’s older sister, Blue Ivy, had already made waves back in 2019 at the tender age of seven by featuring on the hit track Brown Skin Girl from Beyoncé’s Renaissance tour. The song highlighted her potential as a young singer and dancer, heralding the arrival of another formidable talent in the Carter lineage. Reflecting on the twins’ flourishing creativity, Tina mused, “How could they be anything else growing up in that environment?” Their family life is steeped in discussions about creativity and fashion, nurturing their innate talents from a very young age.
Sir, on the other hand, shares more similarities with his father, Jay-Z, as described by Tina Knowles. He is characterized as very quiet and more inclined towards numbers than fashion. Despite his lack of interest in fashion, Tina emphasized that Sir is “very, very smart,” hinting at the diverse talents possessed by the twins. It is evident that they are growing up in an environment that encourages them to explore their interests and develop their skills.
Beyond her role as a grandmother, Tina Knowles also expressed immense pride in Beyoncé’s latest musical achievements. Beyoncé made history as the first Black woman to top the country charts with her album Cowboy Carter. Tina explained their deep roots in Texas culture and expressed excitement about Beyoncé’s success in the country music genre. Cowboy Carter was not only a musical masterpiece but also served as a “nice history lesson” for fans, showcasing Beyoncé’s ability to educate subtly through her music.
The release of Cowboy Carter was a strategic decision for Beyoncé, who had initially planned to release the album first but postponed it in favor of the more upbeat Renaissance due to the global climate. Beyoncé highlighted the importance of trusting God’s timing in her musical endeavors, acknowledging the need for lightness and joy in a world filled with heaviness. By adapting her plans and being flexible with the release of her albums, Beyoncé demonstrated resilience and a deep connection to her artistry.
Tina Knowles’ grandmotherly pride shines through as she celebrates the emerging talents of her grandchildren, Rumi and Sir, and applauds Beyoncé’s musical achievements. The Carter family continues to inspire and captivate audiences with their creativity and passion for music, leaving a lasting legacy in the entertainment industry.