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Mini Beyonce! Jay Z Brings Daughter Blue Ivy On Stage at Grammys to Accept Global Impact Award

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Feb 4, 2024 11:41 pm·

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Jay-Z and Bey’s daughter Blue Ivy Carter was the spitting image of her mother as she accompanied her dad on stage as he accepted the Global Impact Award at the 2024 Grammys.

Blue Ivy, 12, is no stranger to music’s biggest night, having won her own Grammy at the age of 9 for her role in the music video for her mom’s 2019 song “Brown Eyed Girl” – an accomplishment the proud dad couldn’t help but mention.

“Thank you very much,” Jay began his acceptance speech. “I used to say it was a sippy cup for Blue, but Blue’s grown up now she doesn’t take sippy cups. And she has her own Grammys.”

Keep scrolling to see photos of the father-daughter duo on stage.

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Jay Z Brings Blue Ivy On Stage at Grammys to Accept Award

Dressed to Impress

The pair wore contrasting outfits to accept the award. Blue rocked a white V-neck dress and matching heeled boots, while her dad went for an all-black suit.

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Proud Daughter

Blue smiled up at her Jay, 54, as he delivered his speech.

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Close Bond

The duo held hands as the “Empire State of Mind” rapper accepted his award, which honors performers who use their platforms to give back.

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All Grown Up

Blue looked all grown up in her all-white ensemble and Larroudé boots.

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Grammy Family

The preteen became the youngest individually credited Grammy winner in history in March 2021, when she won for the music video for her mom’s song “Brown Eyed Girl,” on which Blue had a writing credit.

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