Key Takeaways:

• Beyoncé shared a uncommon, captioned picture of Blue Ivy and Tina Knowles on the twenty seventh Annual Angel Ball.
• Fans joked that Blue Ivy should be managing her mother’s Instagram.
• The Angel Ball spotlighted Tina’s philanthropic recognition.

Beyoncé simply unintentionally fed into one of many BeyHive’s most hilarious theories. On Tuesday (Oct. 28), the celebrity posted a photograph of Blue Ivy and Tina Knowles on the twenty seventh Annual Angel Ball.

“Congrats, mom, on your philanthropy award at the Angel Ball tonight,” Beyoncé wrote. In the image, Blue Ivy could possibly be seen taking a selfie along with her grandmother, who was honored on the charity occasion for her philanthropic work.

Humorously, the remark part crammed up with followers declaring simply how a lot Blue Ivy resembles Beyoncé, and even perhaps funnier, that she may secretly be her mother’s supervisor. Check out the put up under.

“We know Blue posted this ‘cause it actually got a caption,” one fan joked, referring to Beyoncé’s behavior of posting pictures with none textual content. Another added, “Now that you have [your] mom’s phone, quickly publish the visuals to YouTube,” alluding to the truth that Queen Bey has but to launch music movies for both RENAISSANCE or COWBOY CARTER.

“Blue just confirmed that she’s Bey’s manager,” another person commented, whereas one other particular person pleaded for the singer’s subsequent LP: “[Blue], if you’re reading this, drop the album.” Blue Ivy — or any of the Carter youngsters, for that matter — doesn’t have an Instagram account of her personal, which makes the thought of her hijacking her mother’s web page all of the extra hilarious.

Fans received to see loads of Blue Ivy and Rumi on the timeline throughout Beyoncé’s “Cowboy Carter Tour,” which wrapped up in July. The former joined backup dancers for “YA YA,” “SWEET HONEY BUCKIIN’” and “AMERICA HAS A PROBLEM,” whereas she and her youthful sister shared the stage throughout “PROTECTOR.”

Before that, Beyoncé praised Blue Ivy for her portrayal of Kiara in Mufasa: The Lion King. “I can’t believe that’s my baby. That’s so amazing,” she shared on “Good Morning America.” The mom of three continued, “Seeing Blue as Kiara and hearing her voice come out of that character… it was really hard to focus and do my job after that.”