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When Beyoncé brings her babies on stage, the internet breaks. We clap, we cry, we meme, we post. However, with the Cowboy Carter tour, something different happened. Rumi Carter—Bey’s youngest daughter—stepped into the spotlight beside her big sister Blue Ivy and mama Beyoncé, dancing during “Protector” like she owned the stage (because, well, she does). It was precious. It was joyful. It, for some reason, sparked a full-blown discourse.
It's National Siblings Day! Let's look at eight set of sisters that have made their mark in the entertainment world.
Tina Knowles was quick to defend her superstar daughter after consistently cantankerous conservative commentator Candace Owens shared a report alleging that the Grammy-award-winner was paid a large sum to attend and endorse Kamala Harris during her Houston rally in October.
In her latest interview, Kelly Rowland heartwarmingly shared that her "sisters," fellow Destiny's Child members Beyonce Knowles and Michelle Williams, were two of the people there in the room via Zoom as her son Noah was born this past January.
Not every woman is interested in dropping her last name after marriage or even taking their husband's name at all.