Kelly Rowland Can't Stop Praising Blue Ivy After Her Piano Performance at Jay-Z's Show.
Kelly Rowland doesn't need to mention her name because Blue Ivy's skill comes before her. Even though the singer of "Motivation" accompanied Michelle Williams and Beyoncé from Destiny's Child to see Jay-Z play on October 23, she felt that Beyoncé and Jay's 14-year-old's piano performance more than stole the show.
“She’s so talented,” in an exclusive interview at the Airbnb.org Gala on October 28, Kelly briefed news organizations. “She’s just so talented. Beyond words.”
How did the former female group perform at the event commemorating Jay-Z's Reasonable Doubt's 30th anniversary?
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“We just had a good girls’ night out,” the forty-five-year-old made fun. “We were just having a beautiful evening and grateful to be able to share just time and space with family ‘cause that’s what it really is all about.”
The suite where Kelly, Michelle, and Beyoncé attended Jay-Z's show might as well have been the club at 11:30, according to videos posted on social media. The three were seen rocking out to every song, particularly when Blue and her dad sang "The Story of OJ" and "Dead Presidents."
Kelly refused to comment on whether the girl group's nite out was hinting at something more, even though the event undoubtedly attracted two fans.
“We don’t know,” she uttered those words. “We shall see.”
When it comes to her friends in the profession, the Mea Culpa actress has demonstrated that she doesn't leave any room for interpretation, particularly with regard to Jay-Z's forthcoming Super Bowl 2027 performance.
“That’s going to be great,” she went on. “It’s not my performance to tell so you won’t get a peep out of me.”
Believe me, Kelly, who is married to Tim Weatherspoon and has two children, Titan, 11, and Noah, 5, didn't leave her man at home for the nite either. Even though she and Tim had a great parents' nite out, she made it clear that attending the travel company's gala just increased her appreciation for the "safety" of home.
“It’s a sacred space,” Kelly added. “Personal. Everybody deserves that.”
Kelly's husband and sons undoubtedly contribute to the "calm" and "peace" she experiences in her own home, but she also quipped that she couldn't live without one more element: "I do love a good candle burning."
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