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Rihanna shares a sweet moment with Blue Ivy backstage at Grammys
Blue Ivy Carter might have world famous parents, but it seems she can still get a little star struck.
The three-year-old daughter of Beyoncé and Jay Z bumped into Rihanna backstage at the Grammys on Sunday evening, and the pair shared a very sweet moment as Rihanna knelt down to speak to the visibly stunned little girl.
In her enormous ruffled Giambattista Valli gown, Rihanna, 26, looked like a real-life princess, and Blue Ivy – who was also wearing pink – was clearly very impressed with the fairytale dress.
Little Blue attended the star-studded awards event in support of her parents, and looked on proudly as her mummy collected three trophies – best R&B song, best R&B performance and best surround sound album.
Beyoncé paid tribute to both Jay Z and her daughter as she accepted the award for best R&B performance. “I’d like to thank my beloved husband, I love you deep,” she told the star-studded audience. “My daughter, who’s watching, Blue – I love you.”
Rihanna, meanwhile, found another young fan of her princess gown on the night – Jamie Foxx’s daughter Annalise Bishop. The pop star happily posed for a picture with the five-year-old, and gently squeezed her cheeks as they spoke backstage at the event.
Rihanna’s dress proved to be quite a talking point at the 2015 Grammys – and as she arrived for the ceremony, held at the Staples Center in LA, the Diamonds star revealed how she had found the impressive tulle gown.
“I saw the dress on the internet, and I just fell in love with it,” Rihanna told E! host Ryan Seacrest as she hit the red carpet.
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Source: New York Post
