Jay-Z, Beyoncé’s Daughters Rumi, Blue Ivy Step Out at Super Bowl 2026

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Who run the world? Tonight, it’s Blue Ivy Carter and Rumi Carter. 

Jay-Z and Beyoncé brought their daughters to Super Bowl LVI at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California. This was the seventh year Jay-Z’s company, Roc Nation, has organized the Super Bowl halftime show, and this year’s performance featured Bad Bunny.

Fourteen-year-old Blue was excited and ready to celebrate, seen jumping for joy in a photo while wearing a black letterman jacket, sunglasses, and jeans. Her younger sister, eight-year-old Rumi, wore a white T-shirt and carried a pink bunny backpack.

Beyoncé, who also shares 8-year-old twin Sir with Jay-Z, didn’t join them for this special occasion. Jay-Z spent the day out with his daughters, Rumi and Sir, on his own.

In recent years, Blue and Rumi have made it a tradition to cheer on their dad at sporting events. They were present at the 2025 Las Vegas match where the Philadelphia Eagles won the Vince Lombardi Trophy, defeating the Kansas City Chiefs.

Rumi and Blue looked adorable in matching blue bell-bottoms and black jackets as they walked onto the field holding hands with their dad. Rumi, just like her mom, loved being the center of attention and waved to the fans while her dad led her across the field – moments captured and shared online.

Blue and Rumi spent Super Bowl Sunday with their dad, but they also frequently joined their mom, Beyoncé, on her Cowboy Carter tour last year. They often appeared onstage during her performance of “Protector,” standing with her as she sang – the song even features Rumi’s voice in the introduction.

Blue also showed off her talent as a performer during both the Cowboy Carter and Renaissance tours, dancing as a backup performer for songs like “My Power” and “Déjà Vu.” She actually had to earn her spot on stage, as Beyoncé and Jay-Z were hesitant about her performing when the tours began in 2023.

Okay, so Beyoncé actually said this in her movie, and it just… broke my heart a little. She was talking about Blue Ivy being on stage with her, and she admitted she didn’t even think it was right for an eleven-year-old! She was saying she had to fight so hard, overcome so much, to get where she is, and Blue just… hasn’t had to. It’s like, she’s so protective and wants Blue to be a kid, but also, it just shows how much Beyoncé earned everything. I get it, honestly. It’s just… ugh, Queen Bey is so real!

After plenty of practice and proving to her mother she could handle online negativity, the singer of “Love on Top” finally came around to her daughter’s point of view.

She later described Blue as fearless, explaining that she especially loves how Blue becomes fearless, showing real growth in confidence and self-trust.

For more stars who stepped out at the 2026 Super Bowl, keep reading…

Jay-Z took his daughters, ages 14 and 8, to the Super Bowl in Santa Clara, California, in 2026. Beyoncé was also there with them.

The rapper took photos before the Seahawks and Patriots played their big game.

The longtime Patriots fan attended the game to introduce his fav NFL team before kickoff. 

The Marvel actor was there to officially welcome the Seattle Seahawks and made it a special day by bringing his son along.

As a lifestyle observer, I’ve been following the buzz around Travis Kelce, the Kansas City Chiefs tight end. While his team didn’t quite make it to the championship this year, it was so lovely to see him cheering everyone on from the sidelines – and, of course, with Taylor Swift right there supporting him! It really highlights how important support systems are, both on and off the field.

The Latin Grammy winner completed his game day look with a black beret and shades.

The tennis champ showed up to support a different sport this time.

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2026-02-09 02:19