Beyoncé, Jay Z’s Daughter Blue Ivy Can Do ‘Most Of Mom’s Dances,’ Couple Will Support Her Show Business Career: Report

Music moguls Beyoncé and Jay Z “can’t imagine” their daughter Blue Ivy Carter doing anything apart from entering into show business, Radar Online reported Saturday. The report added that Blue Ivy is getting lessons in dance, speech, singing, styling, hair and makeup from her mother’s team,

“Blue knows how to apply false eyelashes on her mom from years of watching her get ready,” an insider told Radar Online. “She can already do most of her mom’s dances and can hold a tune just as well,” said the insider. “She’s already a natural born entertainer and neither Bey nor Jay-Z can imagine Blue doing anything other than forging a career in show business. It’s not quite what they’d prefer,” added the source of the couple, “but it’s hard to argue with Blue’s natural talent,” the insider told the gossip website.

Blue Ivy turned four in January and her parents reportedly threw a lavish, princess-themed party in New York City and spent $80,000 on a diamond-encrusted Barbie doll for their only daughter. Beyoncé and Jay Z also reportedly spent over $95,000 on pink and white roses, $30,000 on costumes, jewelry and toys, and $2,400 for a cake.

Last month, Blue Ivy and father Jay Z were on field support Beyoncé’s Super Bowl 50 halftime show performance. The 34-year-old singer also posted a slew of behind-the-scenes photos on Instagram, showing her rehearsals for the performance.