Beyoncé took over Chicago this weekend, with two sold-out shows at Soldier Field. The shows, part of a world tour touting the singer’s 2022 album “Renaissance,” featured multiple costume changes and more than 30 songs each night. But the audience during Sunday’s show was treated to something a little extra special: An appearance by Beyoncé’s daughter, Blue Ivy.
Just before Beyoncé gave her final Queen Bey performance at Soldier Field, her husband Jay-Z was spotted dining at a Chicago restaurant.
Jay-Z was seen eating at Bronzeville Soul Sunday afternoon.
"Just ran into Hov at Bronzeville Soul food restaurant on 47th and King Drive," a social media user wrote alongside a photo with Jay-Z. "He came in to support a black establishment."
The news quickly gained traction with many on social media.
It marked one of multiple moments the couple used to lift up Black-owned businesses in the city.
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On Friday, Beyoncé's charity hosted a lunch with 100 Black business owners in the city. The lunch took place at the Four Seasons Hotel, with 10 city business owners receiving $10,000 each.
Just after that, Beyoncé took over Chicago for the weekend, with not one, but two shows at Soldier Field.
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The shows, part of a world tour touting the singer's 2022 album "Renaissance," featured multiple costume changes and more than 30 songs each night.
And on top of the Jay-Z sighting and Queen Bey performances, their daughter Blue Ivy also made headlines when she surprised fans.
