Almost one year after Beyoncé and Jay-Z welcomed twins, Rumi and Sir, fans are finally getting a closer look at the couple’s little boy and girl.
During the opening night of the couple’s On The Run II Tour in Cardiff, Wales, visuals of Beyoncé and Jay-Z each holding their beloved twins made the crowd go absolutely wild.
Photos of the babies were projected onto screens above the stage Beyoncé and Jay-Z were performing on, along with the message “Love is universal,” during the first stop of their OTRII Tour at the Principality Stadium in the UK.
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Jay-Z was pictured with one baby on each arm. Meanwhile, Beyoncé was shown with blonde braids while cradling the babes on either side.
The location of the photos is unknown, but the green palm trees in the background indicate the family took the portraits with the twins in the tropics.
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But a rep for Beyoncé told Buzzfeed the singer is not actually holding twins Sir and Rumi in the photos shown during the opening credits of the show.
It is unclear who the babies in the photos are and why Beyoncé and Jay-Z decided to display these portraits during the tour opening.
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These images are the first fans have seen of Sir and Rumi since Beyoncé posted a birth announcement photo in July 2017. The songstress gave birth to the Geminis on June 12, 2017.
The show in Cardiff is Beyoncé’s first performance since her explosive two nights at Coachella, which featured surprise appearances from Destiny’s Child and Jay-Z.
Billboard estimates that their second joint tour could gross more than $200 million, more than double the net earnings of their first “On The Run” tour.
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One thing’s for sure, Beyoncé and Jay-Z know how to get people talking. Fans are no doubt wondering what other tricks the couple will have up their sleeves for the rest of their 36-leg tour around the globe.
The next tour stop is Glasgow on Saturday and OTRII will hit Vancouver’s BC Place on Oct. 2, 2018.
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