Tina Knowles shared a touching moment between her granddaughters Blue Ivy and Rumi Carter during an interview on Sherri on October 27. The 71-year-old matriarch discussed how 13-year-old Blue Ivy helped prepare 8-year-old Rumi for her stage debut alongside Beyoncé during the Cowboy Carter Tour. Knowles emphasized the importance of teaching resilience and humility, especially in the face of public scrutiny.
The segment offered rare insight into the Carter family’s backstage dynamics and the mentorship Blue Ivy is already providing to her younger sister.
Tina Knowles appeared on Sherri Shepherd’s talk show on October 27, 2025, to discuss Blue Ivy and Rumi Carter’s performances during Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter Tour. Knowles shared that Blue Ivy advised Rumi to “calm it down” after her enthusiastic first appearance. The advice came after Blue Ivy herself had faced criticism during the Renaissance Tour, teaching her the value of resilience and self-awareness. The conversation highlighted family values and performance preparation within the Carter household.
Tour Moments and Family Support
- Blue Ivy performed for 70,000 fans per night during the Renaissance Tour
- Rumi made her debut on the Cowboy Carter Tour, reportedly at her own request
- Beyoncé allowed Rumi to join during a song where she could “be herself”
- Blue Ivy’s advice: “Rumi, you might need to calm it down”
Knowles described Rumi’s excitement and evolving confidence, noting that by the third or fourth show, she was choosing her own outfits and embracing her individuality.
Quotes and Reactions
Tina Knowles told Sherri:
“Kids don’t learn [resilience] from just accident. You have to say to them, ‘It’s more important to be a good person.’”
She added about Rumi’s enthusiasm:
“She’s been asking for the last three or four years, ‘I’m ready Mama, I’m ready!’”
Fans on social media praised the family’s openness and Blue Ivy’s maturity, with one post reading:
“Blue Ivy is already a role model. Love how she’s guiding her sister.”
Public Image and Generational Legacy
The segment reinforced Beyoncé’s family-first approach and the growing public interest in her daughters’ artistic development. Blue Ivy’s evolution from performer to mentor reflects the Carter family’s emphasis on work ethic and grace under pressure.
Rumi’s debut also signals a new chapter in the family’s entertainment legacy, with fans eager to see how she continues to grow in the spotlight.
What’s Next: Tour Dates and Appearances
The Cowboy Carter Tour continues through November with stops in Atlanta, Chicago, and New York. Rumi is expected to appear in select shows, while Blue Ivy’s role remains flexible.
Tina Knowles is also slated to appear at the upcoming Essence Women in Hollywood luncheon, where she will speak on family, creativity, and legacy.
