Beyoncé's net worth has reached $800 million, making her close to joining the exclusive billionaires' club in the entertainment industry, which already includes Kim Kardashian, Oprah Winfrey, Rihanna, and Taylor Swift. The increase in her wealth is attributed to the success of her Renaissance tour, which grossed $579 million in revenue, as well as her music catalog, art collection, production company, and the $200 million Malibu beach compound she purchased with her husband, Jay-Z.
Beyoncé's Renaissance Tour earned nearly $580 million, making her the highest-grossing artist of the year, but projections for her film, "Renaissance: A Film by Beyonce," estimate a smaller box office turnout of around $20 million domestically and $40 million globally. Despite this, the film has generated buzz and attracted notable attendees at premieres in Los Angeles and London. Tickets for the film are still available.
Blue Ivy Carter's initial performance on her mother Beyoncé's Renaissance Tour received criticism for her dance moves, but instead of quitting, she trained harder. Beyoncé was thrilled by her daughter's determination and allowed her to perform at future stops. Blue's progress on tour has been documented, and her confidence has soared since her first performance.
Beyoncé's daughter, Blue Ivy, has improved her dance skills during Beyoncé's 'Renaissance' tour after facing criticism on social media. Initially meant to be a temporary involvement, Blue Ivy's determination to train harder and push back against the haters led to her becoming a regular part of the tour. Footage from earlier shows compared to recent performances shows a noticeable improvement. The debate now centers around whether the criticism was warranted or if Blue Ivy deserved a break, but she has proven herself worthy of sharing the spotlight with her famous parent.
Tina Knowles, mother of Beyonce, revealed that her daughter can get "mean" during quick costume changes on her massively successful Renaissance Tour, which grossed $4.5 billion. Tina shared that Beyonce had over 100 unused costumes and would apologize for her behavior in the heat of the moment. The tour will also be released as a concert film, with premieres in Los Angeles and London.
Beyonce dazzled in sparkling ensembles during the final concert of her Renaissance Tour in Kansas City. The tour, estimated to have generated $560 million in ticket sales, concluded with a show-stopping performance at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium. Beyonce wore a strapless, rhinestone-studded dress, a yellow and brown-patterned bodysuit, and a black sequin bodysuit, captivating the audience with her stunning fashion choices. The concert, which started nearly two hours late, featured a special appearance by Beyonce's daughter, Blue Ivy. Fans can look forward to the release of "Renaissance: A Film By Beyonce" in theaters on December 1.
Beyoncé's upcoming film, "Renaissance: A Film by Beyoncé," offers a glimpse into her behind-the-scenes moments during her tour, including stretching with her daughter Blue Ivy and enjoying some fun family time with her twins Rumi and Sir. The trailer also shows Beyoncé toasting the camera with a shot, despite rumors of a booze-free tour. The film, set to release on December 1st, features Jay-Z, ecstatic crowds, and Beyoncé reflecting on the significance of the tour. AMC will be distributing the film in North America, following the success of Taylor Swift's tour film partnership with the same movie chain.
Beyoncé announced that a concert film based on her highly acclaimed Renaissance Tour will be released on December 1. Titled "Renaissance: A Film by Beyoncé," the movie will feature footage from the tour, including the visual album for Beyoncé's latest album "Renaissance" and a documentary-style account of the album and tour's creation. The film will showcase the artist's tour stops from May to October and aims to create a place where everyone is free and no one is judged. Ticket purchasing information is available on beyoncefilm.com.
Gabrielle Union shared a funny story about her daughter, Kaavia, thinking that Beyonce's Renaissance Tour was a Blue Ivy concert. Kaavia, who is obsessed with Blue Ivy, was excited to stay up past her bedtime but lost interest when Beyonce took the stage. The Union-Wade family made the concert a special birthday celebration for Kaavia and also enjoyed the experience with their oldest daughter, Zaya. Gabrielle emphasized the importance of creating lasting memories for her children and praised Beyonce's performance.
Beyoncé has requested her fans to wear silver attire at her Renaissance Tour concerts, leading to a surge in sales for small businesses on Etsy. The announcement prompted a 25% increase in searches for disco hats and silver clothing items on the platform. Artisans offering glittery products like disco jewelry and sparkly sunglasses have benefited from the "revenge spending" trend on experiences post-pandemic. Etsy sellers have reported unprecedented sales of silver holographic fans, inspired by Ballroom culture, which is a Black and Latinx LGBTQ+ subculture. The popularity of these fans is also driven by the practical need for concertgoers to stay cool during the summer shows.
Zendaya and Tom Holland were spotted enjoying a night out at Beyoncé's Renaissance World Tour in Los Angeles, holding hands and rocking out to the music. The Spider-Man co-stars were seen wearing stylish outfits, with Zendaya in a sparkly silver blazer and matching crop top and shorts, and Tom in a black leather jacket over a Beyoncé T-shirt. This is not the first time the couple has attended Beyoncé's concert together, as they were previously seen singing along to "Love on Top" in Poland. Other celebrities, including Diana Ross, Kerry Washington, and Kim Kardashian, were also in attendance at the show.
Beyoncé celebrated her 42nd birthday with a star-studded final concert of her Renaissance Tour at SoFi Stadium. Celebrities including Zendaya, Tom Holland, Justin and Hailey Bieber, Chris Rock, Adele, Lizzo, Katy Perry, Kate Hudson, Normani, Brandy, Kim and Khloé Kardashian attended the event. Rumored couple Timothée Chalamet and Kylie Jenner were spotted together in a VIP section. Diana Ross made a surprise appearance, singing "Love Hangover" and leading the crowd in singing "Happy Birthday" to Beyoncé. Beyoncé delivered a heartfelt speech expressing gratitude to her fans, family, and Destiny's Child members.
Beyonce wowed fans with a colorful and retro-inspired outfit during her Los Angeles Renaissance tour stop, which she shared on social media. The multi-color catsuit, accessorized with a sparkling body chain, sunglasses, and a striped hat, showcased her hourglass curves. Beyonce also posted backstage and onstage photos, as well as videos from the concert. Fans praised her look and costume designers. The tour, featuring songs from her album Renaissance, will continue across the U.S. until October 1. Beyonce celebrated her 42nd birthday privately, with her mother Tina Knowles sharing a heartfelt tribute on Instagram.
Beyoncé is refusing to pay a $2.7 million tax bill issued by the IRS, claiming that their assessment is incorrect and has prevented her from claiming deductions. The IRS has denied her allegations and is challenging her claims in the U.S. Tax Court. Despite her net worth of around $500 million and the success of her Renaissance World Tour, Beyoncé is not currently obligated to pay the tax bill. The dispute between Beyoncé and the IRS is ongoing, and she will need to find a resolution with the government agency.
Solange Knowles showed her support for her sister Beyoncé and niece Blue Ivy by sharing videos on her Instagram story from a Renaissance Tour concert in Maryland. In the posts, Solange expressed her admiration for Beyoncé and referred to herself as "Blue's auntie." Beyoncé is currently on the North American leg of her world tour.
