The 'Baby Boy' hitmaker also shares a candid picture of her holding her daughter Rumi while the little girl is looking at a colorful shell on her hand.
- Dec 21, 2018
AceShowbiz - One and a half year after giving birth to her second and third child with Jay-Z, Beyonce Knowles rarely shares pictures of their twins Rumi and Sir Carter. But now the mother of three has offered a new glimpse at the toddlers, who have grown up a lot since the last time people saw them.
One picture gives a look at the twins' playtime on the beach during Beyonce's recent trip to South Asia. Wearing white outfits, Rumi and Sir are sitting in shallow water facing the sea, only showing their backs to the camera.
In another image, the 37-year-old singer is laughing while holding Rumi, who is looking at what appears to be a colorful shell she's holding. Beyonce is wearing a colorful dress while standing on a sandy shore.
Earlier this month, Beyonce traveled to India to perform at a pre-wedding event for Isha Ambani, the daughter of India's richest man, Reliance Industries Chairman Mukesh Ambani, and Anand Piramal, the son of Piramal Group's billionaire chairman Ajay Piramal.
In other pictures shared on her website on Thursday, December 20, she wears an Abu Jani Sandeep Khosla gold fringed leotard with matching thigh-high boots while joined by some backup dancers onstage. She's also seen sporting a red studded dress with a high slit paired with a traditional Indian headpiece and matching Anita Dongre jewelry.
The "Crazy in Love" hitmaker also flew to Johannesburg, South Africa where she and her husband Jay-Z performed at the Global Citizen Festival. The festival raised more than $7.1 billion for non-profit organization Global Citizen.
She wrote on Instagram, "After settling in at home from a beautiful trip to South Africa and India, I am still in awe that 7.1 BILLION dollars was raised to aid Global Citizen in its efforts to eradicate extreme poverty. I'd like to give my praise and respect to all the speakers, performers, and volunteers who donated their time to contribute to making positive change."
"Every person in the audience at FNB Stadium earned a seat because they generously donated their time to help their community," she added. "Now their efforts and the money raised will help improve education, healthcare, sanitation, women's rights, and countless other causes for millions across the globe."
