Jay-Z, Blue Ivy, and Rumi Carter are gearing up to "rule the roost" at the Super Bowl 2025! The 55-year-old hip-hop legend was snapped entering the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans, accompanied by his and Beyoncé's daughters - the stylish 13-year-old Blue Ivy and the adorable 7-year-old Rumi, both dressed in coordinating outfits, eagerly anticipating the grand sporting event.
For the main attraction, Jay-Z opted for a laid-back vibe, donning a black T-shirt paired with matching black pants and crisp white sneakers. He added a touch of flair with a black beanie perched atop his head and sunglasses shielding his eyes. Blue Ivy echoed her dad's style with a black top tucked under an oversized leather jacket, matching shades, and her signature jean cargo pants paired with white sneakers, her hair flowing freely.
Rumi, making a rare public appearance alongside her elder sister and father, looked adorable in a black and white track jacket coupled with jeans. She too sported white sneakers, a chic white purse slung across her shoulders, and her hair styled in a bun for the occasion.
Noticeably absent from the snapshots was the girls' musician mother, Beyoncé, 43, along with Rumi's twin brother, Sir Carter, also 7. Jay-Z and Beyoncé, who have been an item since 2000 and tied the knot in 2008, welcomed their eldest daughter in 2012 and their twins in 2017.
This marks the second consecutive year that the "Empire State of Mind" hitmaker has brought his two princesses to the Super Bowl. Last year, he was captured standing on the Allegiant Stadium field in Las Vegas with his daughters before the game commenced. Jay-Z and Rumi rocked matching black leather jackets, while Blue Ivy was spotted in a classic letterman jacket. The rapper also fulfilled his fatherly duties by snapping photos of Blue Ivy posing on the field using his phone.
This recent family outing occurred almost a week after Beyoncé's album, Cowboy Carter, swept multiple awards at the 2025 Grammys, including the prestigious Album of the Year, Best Country Album, and Best Country Duo/Group Performance. With her 13-year-old daughter by her side, she accepted the Album of the Year award, saying in her heartfelt speech, "Wow, I want to thank God for allowing me to still pursue my passion after so many years. Oh, my God, I'd like to express my gratitude to all the incredible country artists who embraced this album that we worked tirelessly on."
"Wow, I'd like to thank my beautiful family and all the collaborators who made Cowboy Carter possible," she added, acknowledging the album's collaborators like Linda Martell and Miley Cyrus. "Thank you. This album wouldn't have been possible without you. I want to thank God once again and my fans. I'm still in awe; thank you so much for this honor."
After her victory, she admitted in an interview with ET's Kevin Frazier that she had forgotten to thank her younger daughter for her contribution to the album. Rumi featured on the Cowboy Carter track "PROTECTOR."
As for the Mufasa star, Beyoncé is immensely proud of her eldest daughter. "She's taller than me. I'm not fond of it at all!" Beyoncé said, referring to Blue Ivy. "I'm thrilled that she was here, and Rumi, who was featured on the album, my youngest daughter, was watching. I forgot to thank her then, but I can thank her now. Thank you, Rumi!"
Despite having two superstar parents, Beyoncé insists on maintaining a semblance of normalcy for her family. The "Texas Hold 'Em" singer spoke to GQ in October 2024 and shared that as she ventured into new business endeavors, she had to establish new boundaries and carve out time for her family. "One thing I've worked extremely hard on is ensuring my kids can enjoy as much normalcy and privacy as feasible, safeguarding my personal life from becoming a brand," Beyoncé revealed. "It's all too easy for celebrities to turn our lives into performance art."
