The Carters have arrived in the Hamptons! JAY-Z, Beyonce and their three children touched down in the ritzy New York haven, and hours later Bey dropped a song in honor of the Juneteenth holiday.
JAY-Z and Beyonce are doing their part to guard against transmission of coronavirus. The power couple flew in via private jet to New York’s East Hampton airport on June 19 and wore their protective face masks even while getting off their plane. Bey, 38, carried three-year-old daughter Rumi in her arms, as Jay, 50, held on to her twin brother Sir. The couple’s eldest child, daughter Blue Ivy, eight, walked the stairs behind her superstar mom in the first new photos that show the entire Carter family on the move since the COVID-19 quarantine began in March. Bey then gifted her fans later in the evening with a brand new single for the Juneteenth holiday called “Black Parade.”
Bey looked casual in a perfect outfit for travel. She wore her own Ivy Park brand baggy sweatshirt, with the hood pulled up over her forehead to go as incognito as possible. The “Formation” singer wore dark sunglasses that were barely visible under the hood, and covered her face with a grey protection mask. She hid her famous curves with comfy, loose fitting light grey flared sweats. Bey’s long, straight sandy locks were flowing almost to her waistline.
Blue Ivy Carter goes shopping with mom Beyonce on Feb. 7, 2020. They’re both wearing garments from Bey’s Ivy Park x Adidas collection. Photo credit: BACKGRID
Beyonce cradled Rumi in her arms protectively as she walked across the tarmac. The little one could be seen putting her hands up to cover her ears due the noise of the jet. In a rare glimpse of her face, Rumi looked like her older sister Blue Ivy’s mini me! The couple’s little princess wore a pink hooded sweatshirt with a skirt made of multicolor pastel tulle layers. Rumi had black Puma high top sneakers on her feet and adorable pink bows in her hair.
BIC walked behind her mom, wearing a multi-shade grey camouflage hooded sweatshirt and matching pants. She had a comfy pair of tan Uggs type boots on her feet for the flight, and deplaned wearing a black face mask. Blue’s hair could be seen in long braids, and she carried a purse with an aqua blue cross-body strap.
Jay was travel ready with his attire as well. He wore a long sleeved dark navy shirt and matching loose navy sweatpants while carrying Sir in his arms. The mogul even knew how to highlight one of his highest valued companies when it came to his face protection. The dark mask had “RocNation” written across the front in bold white lettering. He paired it with a L.A. Dodgers cap, as Sir matched his dad in a white t-shirt with navy trim and matching navy shorts.
The couple landed in the Hamptons on the Juneteenth holiday, which recognizes the emancipation of the last remaining slaves in the United States in 1865. After Bey arrived, she shared a Juneteenth message with fans via her Instagram page, encouraging them to shop at a variety of Black owned businesses via a link to her website. She also appeared to tease a new song called “Black Parade.” “Happy Juneteenth Weekend! I hope we continue to share joy and celebrate each other, even in the midst of struggle. Please continue to remember our beauty, strength and power,” the message read. An hour later the song dropped on Jay’s Tidal streaming service.
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Happy Juneteenth Weekend! I hope we continue to share joy and celebrate each other, even in the midst of struggle. Please continue to remember our beauty, strength and power. _ “BLACK PARADE” celebrates you, your voice and your joy and will benefit Black-owned small businesses. Click the link in my bio to learn more.
Once on her web page, a new message read, “Happy Juneteenth. Being Black is your activism. Black excellence is a form of protest. Black joy is your right.” It continued, “‘Black Parade’ benefits BeyGOOD’s Black Business Impact Fund, administered by the National Urban League, to support Black-owned small businesses in need.” It then showed off an array of beauty, art, lifestyle and fashion brands, as well as restaurants and services and links for how to shop. Juneteenth was the perfect time for Beyonce to launch the Black Parade businesses initiative, in addition to her new single.
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