Beyoncé’s daughter Blue Ivy is making a major career move, and I’m absolutely obsessed

Blue Ivy has always had a knack for performance. Whether it’s her graceful moves on stage or the quiet confidence she brings to every appearance, she’s clearly inherited more than just her parents’ famous last name. Lately, she’s been sharing the spotlight with her younger sister Rumi on Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter world tour, and the two have been stealing hearts at every stop. But while Rumi’s just getting started, Blue Ivy is already looking ahead. The 13-year-old is reportedly preparing to take a major step forward: Launching her own solo music career.

Blue Ivy is quietly building her own sound

Behind the scenes, Blue Ivy has been working with some of the best in the business. Beyoncé’s go-to writers are said to be penning early demos just for her, with Grammy-winning producer The-Dream, the mastermind behind hits like Single Ladies and Break My Soul, already holding a few tracks ready, just in case she’s ready to record.

She’s also writing with the help of her aunt, Solange Knowles, who’s known for her soulful, alternative style. Blue Ivy’s been soaking up inspiration from a carefully chosen playlist of artists like Infinity Song, Goapele, and Michelle Williams, making sure her music stays age-appropriate but still rich with meaning and vibe.

According to the MailOnline, this isn’t a rush job. It’s a real passion project for Blue Ivy, and she’s taking it seriously.

She’s already proved she can perform

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This step into solo stardom doesn’t come out of nowhere. Blue Ivy has basically grown up in recording studios and on stages. Her voice first appeared on Jay-Z’s Glory when she was just 10 days old, and she’s been credited on several of her parents’ tracks ever since – including Blue, Brown Skin Girl, and a standout moment on Homecoming: The Live Album where she sang Lift Every Voice and Sing at just seven years old.

And let’s not forget, she made Grammy history as the youngest individually credited winner for her work on Brown Skin Girl. She’s even been called “the most famous baby in the world” by TIME magazine.

So when she confidently hit the stage during Beyoncé’s Renaissance and Cowboy Carter tours, it wasn’t just cute, it was a sign of what’s to come.

She’s got talent and the team to match

Industry experts are already taking notice. PR veteran Stacy Jones told MailOnline that Blue Ivy could easily land “multi-million-dollar deals, lucrative brand partnerships, and major streaming success” thanks to her background, talent, and growing fanbase; lovingly known as the Ivy League.

Of course, Beyoncé and Jay-Z are keeping her grounded. The couple are “very big on their kids receiving a formal education.” But they also recognise that Blue Ivy is “hardworking” and “naturally gifted.” Her desire to perform, insiders say, is coming from her, not her parents.

In fact, Beyoncé originally didn’t want her daughter to dance on tour. But she changed her mind when Blue proved she was serious about it. Blue Ivy was putting in long hours of rehearsal while keeping up with school.

And with everything falling into place, it seems Blue’s moment is just around the corner.

Beyoncé and Jay-Z are “ready for her to have a Whip My Hair moment.” And by the sound of it, so is she.

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