Beyonce oneshots

Like mother,like daughter

Like mother,like daughter
Beyonce,Blue ivy & mama Tina
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Blue had been bouncing on her toes all morning, her excitement radiating through the house. She had been practicing her dance moves for weeks, all in preparation for this moment.

Today, she was going to ask her mother, Beyoncé, if she could perform with her on the Renaissance tour.

Blue found her mom in the living room, surrounded by tour schedules and setlists. Beyoncé looked up and smiled as her daughter approached.

"Mom," Blue began, her voice filled with determination, "I want to perform with you on the Renaissance tour."

Beyoncé's smile faltered slightly. She had seen how hard Blue had been working, but the idea of her young daughter performing on such a massive stage made her anxious. "Blue, you know how much I love that you're passionate about performing. But the Renaissance tour is a huge commitment. It's a lot of pressure."

Blue's face fell, but she quickly gathered her resolve. "I know, Mom. But I've been practicing so much. I really want to do this. Please, just give me a chance."

Beyoncé sighed and looked at her daughter thoughtfully. "It's not that I don't believe in you, Blue. I just worry about how it might affect you. Performing in front of thousands of people is a big deal."

Blue nodded, understanding her mother's concerns. "I get it, Mom. But I want to prove to you that I can handle it. Can you just think about it?"

Beyoncé smiled and pulled Blue into a hug. "Okay, I'll think about it. But I need to talk to Grandma Tina about this too. She always has good advice."
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Later that day, Beyoncé called her mother, Tina Knowles, to discuss Blue's request. "Mom, Blue wants to perform with me on the Renaissance tour. I'm worried it's too much for her at such a young age."

Tina listened carefully before responding. "Beyoncé, I understand your concerns. But remember when you were Blue's age? You were already performing and following your dreams. Blue is just like you. She's determined and talented. Maybe you should give her a chance."

Beyoncé nodded, feeling a bit more reassured. "You're right, Mom. I just want to make sure she's ready for something this big."

Tina smiled through the phone. "The only way to know for sure is to let her try. If she struggles, you'll be there to support her. But if she succeeds, it could be an incredible experience for both of you."

Beyoncé took a deep breath, feeling a sense of clarity. "Okay, I'll talk to Blue and let her know she can perform with me. But we'll take it one step at a time."
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That evening, Beyoncé found Blue practicing in her room. She watched her daughter for a moment, proud of her dedication. "Blue," she called softly, "can we talk?"

Blue stopped dancing and turned to face her mother. "Did you make a decision?"

Beyoncé smiled and nodded. "Yes, I did. You can perform with me on the Renaissance tour. But we'll take it one step at a time. If at any point it becomes too much, we'll reassess. Deal?"

Blue's face lit up with joy. "Deal! Thank you, Mom! I won't let you down."

As the tour approached, Blue threw herself into rehearsals with even more determination. Beyoncé watched her closely, ready to step in if needed, but Blue handled everything with grace and poise. She was a natural performer, just like her mother.
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The first show of the Renaissance tour arrived, and Blue was buzzing with excitement. Beyoncé knelt down to her daughter's level, holding her hands. "Are you ready, Blue?"

(S/n :Ik blue didn't perform until later into the tour ...just pretend)

Blue nodded confidently. "I'm ready, Mom."

As they stepped onto the stage together, the crowd erupted in cheers. Blue felt a rush of adrenaline, but she also felt a sense of calm. She was exactly where she was meant to be, performing alongside her mother.

Throughout the tour, Blue continued to impress everyone with her talent and professionalism. Beyoncé's initial doubts melted away, replaced by pride and admiration for her daughter. Tina's words echoed in her mind: "The only way to know for sure is to let her try."

By the end of the tour, Blue had not only proven herself as a performer but had also created unforgettable memories with her mother. Beyoncé knew that this experience had brought them even closer together.

One evening, after a particularly successful show, Beyoncé and Blue sat together backstage, reflecting on their journey. "You did an amazing job, Blue. I'm so proud of you," Beyoncé said, hugging her daughter tightly.

Blue smiled, feeling a sense of accomplishment. "Thanks, Mom. I'm glad you gave me a chance."

Beyoncé kissed the top of Blue's head. "I'm glad too. You taught me that sometimes, we just need to trust and let go of our fears."

As they sat there, surrounded by the remnants of their performance,