Beyoncé Spends Easter With Mom Tina Lawson And Kelly Rowland, Flaunts Baby Bump [PHOTO]

Beyoncé looks dazzling whether she’s on stage or sporting a baby bump. On Sunday, the “Lemonade” singer celebrated Easter with her mother Tina Lawson and best friend Kelly Rowland in Los Angeles.

Wearing a white eggshell dress that showed off her figure, the “Formation” songstress enjoyed her holiday and time off with family and friends. Lawson posted a picture of herself, her daughter and Rowland. She pointed out that she was missing her other daughter, Solange, who is busy attending the Coachella music festival.

The “Crazy In Love” singer is expecting twins sometime in June. Blue Ivy, Jay Z and Beyoncé’s 5-year-old daughter, will become a big sister soon.

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Beyoncé was supposed to headline the California-based music festival but pulled out after doctors recommended that she adhere to a less rigorous schedule. The 35-year-old pop icon was replaced by Lady Gaga, who debuted her new song “The Cure,” at Coachella on Saturday. Gaga is scheduled to perform again on Saturday, April 22 and film “A Star Is Born” at the festival with Bradley Cooper.

“Following the advice of her doctors to keep a less rigorous schedule in the coming months, Beyoncé has made the decision to forgo performing at the 2017 Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival,” read a statement by Coachella producer Goldenvoice and Parkwood Entertainment. “However, Goldenvoice and Parkwood are pleased to confirm that she will be a headliner at the 2018 festival. Thank you for understanding.”

Ticket sales for Coachella took a 12 percent dip after Bey pulled out from the festival.

Beyoncé fans were obviously disappointed with the decision. Some even demanded a refund.

During her first performance, Gaga also sang “Telephone,” a song that she collaborated with Queen Bee. Although some were expecting Jay Z’s wife to make a cameo during the song, they were disappointed when Gaga simply added a recorded version of her verse into the performance.