The iconic musician dressed to impress, wearing a custom Louis Vuitton jumpsuit like ones that the Formula One athletes wear to competitions. Beyoncé, specifically, wore a leather version with a dramatic, low-cut neckline that she accessorized with black, pointy-toed boots, a matching handbag, aviator-style sunglasses and red fingerless gloves.
For glam, Beyoncé styled her honey-blonde tresses in big, bouncy curls.
“Give it to Mama!” Beyoncé captioned an Instagram post from the outing, sharing videos of the moment she donned a helmet and took a seat in a sports car for a VIP joyride.
F1’s official page replied, “LOVE ❤️,” while Beyoncé’s former bandmate Kelly Rowland added, “🔥🔥HOT THANG!!!!!!🔥🔥.”
Other commenters praised Beyoncé’s fitted ensemble, which complements the Cowboy Carter musician’s longtime standing as a style maven.
“During quarantine, fashion was a place of escape for me. My kids and I came up with Fashion Fridays,” Beyoncé previously told British Voguein 2020, referring to kids Blue Ivy, Rumi and Sir. “Every Friday, we would dress up in my clothes or make clothes together and take each other’s pictures. It became a ritual for us and an opportunity to handle this crazy year together. …They brought me joy and made me smile in the midst of a tough time for all of us.”
Beyoncé has also launched her own fashion and haircare lines — but never at the expense of her music.
Beyonce and Jay-Z arrive in the Paddock before the F1 Grand Prix of Las Vegas at on Saturday, November 22.Chris Graythen/Getty Images
“I am a musician first. It has always been my priority. I didn’t get into anything that could take away from my artistry until I felt I was solidified as a master at my first love, music,” she told GQ in a 2024 interview. “When I started my haircare brand, Cécred, I wanted it to be recognized for what it does for real people and their hair. When it launched, I made a conscious decision not to appear in the ads. The brand’s first impression needed to stand on its own merit, not be swayed by my influence.”
At the time, Beyoncé offered insight into her mindset as a businesswoman.
“There’s a huge contrast between the business journeys of men and women. Men often have the luxury of being perceived as the strategists, the brains behind their ventures,” Beyoncé recalled. “They’re given the space to focus on the product, the team, the business plan. Women, on the other hand, especially those in the limelight, are frequently pigeonholed into being the face of the brand or the marketing tool. It’s important to me to continue to take the same approach I have taken with my music and apply my learnings to my businesses.”
She added, “I am here to change that old narrative. I’m here to focus on the quality. We took our time, and we did our research, and we have earned respect for our brand. I try to choose integrity over shortcuts. I’ve learned that true success isn’t about leaning on a name; it’s about crafting something genuine, something that can hold its own. It’s not about being perfect. It’s about being revolutionary.”
Beyoncé’s mom, Tina Knowles, is sharing her condolences after fan Sydney Hardeman’s death at the age of 25.
“So sad to hear the news that this angel has gone to be with the lord,” Knowles, 71, wrote via Instagram on Saturday, November 15. “My Love goes out to her family and friends, and all the beehive members that knew and loved her. I remember the video that went viral of her expression at Coachella and all the photos after that I’ve seen.”
Knowles concluded, “I didn’t know her personally, but I feel a real sad sadness today at this loss of this young beautiful woman. My prayers up for her family.🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽❤️❤️🌹🌹.”
Alongside the message, Knowles shared a tribute video for Hardeman — which included a clip of the fan at Beyoncé’s 2018 Coachella concert. “Rest in Heaven, Sydney — one of our beloved Beyhive,” Knowles captioned the video.
Sydney’s mom, Jamie Hardeman, confirmed her death to TMZ on Saturday, telling the outlet her daughter died by suicide. At the time of her death, Sydney was engaged and planning a wedding for April 2026.
Sydney’s family told the outlet that they observed a “difference in her mood” after the death of her grandfather. Her loved ones noted that they are “still trying to figure out why she took her own life.”
While reflecting on Sydney’s life, Jamie shared a message for other fans of Beyoncé.
“You guys are young, and you are excited, you guys haven’t gotten to the good part,” Jamie told TMZ. “Lean on your village, Sydney had a huge village … sometimes you just need to be vulnerable to the people around you so they can help you. Parents are here to support you. It’s OK to be down, it’s normal, you haven’t gotten to the good part yet. Please keep going.”
Jamie continued that Sydney “never meant to leave you. She loved all of you. In her name, make sure you guys are OK and find the support when you need it.”
Sydney went viral in 2018 when she traveled with her brother and best friend to see Beyoncé perform at Coachella and had a shocked response to the singer’s set — a response that was later featured in the documentary Homecoming: A Film by Beyoncé.
While recalling the moment during an interview with Buzzfeed in 2019, Sydney said, “I was expecting to see myself because I remember the cameraman being in my face the whole time, but I was so happy to be shown because it means Beyoncé knows my face exists.”
“We’re creating this fundraiser to honor Sydney’s memory. Donations will go towards minority scholarships and for Sydney’s salvation foundation that is currently in the works to support mental health initiatives and suicide prevention of people of all ages and walks of life and that her legacy lives on forever,” the GoFundMe read. “Our dearest friend and loved family member, Sydney Hardeman, passed away unexpectedly, leaving all of us heartbroken. Sydney was one of those rare people who brought light and laughter everywhere she went, confident, hilarious, endlessly kind, and full of life. She was an incredible pilot, deeply educated and passionate about everything she did.”
While honoring her legacy, the tribute noted that Sydney “made every day brighter for the people around her, whether it was with her quick wit, her big heart, or the way she made everyone feel loved and seen.”
“Sydney meant the world to so many people,” The GoFundMe read. “Her light, her laughter, and her love will stay with us forever. Thank you for helping us honor her and the incredible life she has lived.”
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Us Weekly confirmed on Monday, November 10, that Beyoncé and husband Jay-Z were among the guests at Jenner’s James Bond-themed party at Jeff and Lauren Bezos’ Los Angeles home on Saturday, November 8. While other stars were pictured arriving at the location, the music power couple managed to evade paparazzi cameras.
Tina, 71, later shared a snap from the exclusive bash, showing her and Beyoncé, 44, posing with the birthday girl.
“Saturday night we attended the Birthday party of @krisjenner it was such a fun party,” Tina captioned a photo of the trio on Monday. “One of the best I’ve ever been to, the decor was beautiful, the music was jamming from Bruno Mars to one of the best DJ sets ever, to delicious food and people dancing, laughing, and having fun. Kris looked gorgeous and felt the love and the celebration of her life. Happy Birthday Kris.”
In the snap, Beyoncé is seen wearing a short black dress and a chunky gold necklace. Tina, meanwhile, is seen in a long-sleeved red dress.
For her special occasion, Jenner wore a strapless red Givenchy Haute Couture dress by Alexander McQueen with long black gloves.
The Kardashian-Jenner matriarch commented on Tina’s post, “This was the best night ever and I’m just so happy you were there to share it with me. I had the time of my life.!!! Thank you for the love and the memories ❤️😍 love you Tina!!”
Other guests at the party included all of Kris’ daughters — Kourtney, Kim and Khloé Kardashian and Kendall and Kylie Jenner — as well as Adele, Prince Harry, Meghan Markle, Oprah Winfrey, Mariah Carey and more.
“There was a big dance floor, all the sisters were dancing,” a source told Us on Monday, noting that Mars performed. “Kris had one of the best nights and felt so much love. It was the party of all parties.”
The event was held in a tent on the front lawn of the Bezos’ home, with poker tables and roulette tables visible inside. There were poker chips bearing Kris’ face and the numbers “0070,” a play on James Bond’s nickname and Kris’ age.
According to the source, no phones were allowed inside the party, however, there was a photo booth for guests to enjoy.
Kris shared several Instagram posts with photos from her big event. “Magical night celebrating my 70th birthday with beautiful family and friends,” she captioned one post on Sunday, November 9.
Sharing more pictures from the event on Monday, Kris wrote, “I feel so blessed to have my precious family and all my beautiful friends come together for one night to celebrate and make these amazing memories together! 🌹🍸”
“The best night EVERRRR,” daughter Khloé, 41, responded. The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills’ Kyle Richards added, “The MOST spectacular night ever ❤️.”
In another post on Monday, Kris added, “One of the very best nights of my entire life. I am beyond blessed and so very grateful for my precious family and friends! ❤️🖤.”
Blue Ivy Carter was the spitting image of her famous mom, Beyoncé, while wearing a glamorous pink dress at a star-studded event.
Beyoncé, 44, took to Instagram to share a sweet moment between her own mother, Tina Knowles, and daughter Blue Ivy, 13, on Monday, October 27.
In the pic, Blue Ivy wore a head-to-toe pastel pink look while celebrating Knowles, 71, who was given a philanthropy award at the Annual Angel Ball at Cipriani Wall Street in New York City.
“Congrats Mom on your philanthropy award at the Angel Ball tonight ❤️,” Beyoncé captioned the post, which fans thought was actually Blue Ivy’s writing from behind the phone. Social media users gushed about Blue Ivy looking just like the chart-topping performer in the comments section.
“Blue is looking like young B!!!” one wrote, while another added, “So this is not Beyoncé at 13?” A third commented, “Blue is really Beyoncé’s doppelgänger.”
Her outfit featured a bubblegum satin dress equipped with a square neckline and thick straps. The corset bodice cascaded into an ankle-length pencil skirt. Blue Ivy added even more glamour to her look with a plume shawl, which she wrapped around her arms while walking into the venue. The dancer styled her outfit with a diamond necklace and strappy kitten heels.
Blue Ivy’s makeup was just as stunning as her look, including manicured eyebrows, winged eyeliner, long lashes and sparkly eyeshadow. She tied her makeup together with lined, pink lips and twisted her highlighted hair into an updo.
Knowles looked just as stylish as her granddaughter, whom Beyoncé shares with husband Jay Z. (Beyoncé and Jay-Z, 55, are also the parents of twins Sir and Rumi, 8.)
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Beyoncé’s mom, for her part, looked regal in a red velvet dress featuring a one-shoulder strap and cutout over her chest. The design was finished with a sheer column skirt with delicate floral beading and more velvet, creating an A-line silhouette. She accessorized with red gloves, a diamond ring and matching earrings.
Tina complemented her ensemble with a full beat, including bronzed eyeshadow, wispy lashes and bright pink lips. Her caramel mane was parted to the side and styled in voluminous curls.
Not only do Beyoncé and Blue Ivy look identical, but they also enjoy hitting the stage together. Blue Ivy traveled alongside her mom during the Renaissance World Tour in 2023 and the Cowboy Carter Tour, which concluded in July 2025.
In her Renaissance: A Film by Beyoncé, Blue Ivy was seen working even harder to improve her dance moves after seeing online criticism.
According to the New York Times, Blue Ivy’s performance on tour was only supposed to be a one-time occurrence, and even still, Beyoncé was protective over her little one.
“She told me she was ready to perform, and I told her no,” she explained.
After making her debut, Blue Ivy appeared in every show during her Cowboy Carter Tour. Rumi also walked on stage as her mom sang “Protector” and posed with the duo.
Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter Tour kicked off in April 2025 in Inglewood, California, and concluded in Paradise, Nevada, on July 26.
Cape Town bursts to life this September with a calendar that celebrates Spring and Heritage month. From thought-provoking festivals and soulful food experiences to lively comedy nights and community walks, the city is alive with culture and colour.
Moffie
2-27 September The Baxter Theatre
Fresh from its critically acclaimed London premiere, Moffie arrives in Cape Town. Set in 1979 at the height of apartheid, Moffie tells the story of seventeen-year-old Nicholas van der Swart, a young conscript sent to fight in the South African Defence Force during the country’s Border War. Within this brutal and highly militarised system, Nicholas is forced to hide a truth that could destroy him: he is gay. Tickets from R150 at Webtickets.
World Health Expo Cape Town
2-4 September Cape Town International Convention Centre (CTICC)
Thrive by WHX is coming to Cape Town! From HYROX activations that test your endurance to IGLU therapy sessions that push your recovery limits – this is where fitness, wellness and longevity collide. Register at worldhealthexpo.com.
Social Media Comedy Night
3 SeptemberSocial Select
Social Comedy Nights returns… and it’s bigger, bolder, and funnier than ever! Get ready for a night of unstoppable laughter as Social Select brings some of the best stand-up talent straight to the stage. Get ready for Yaaseen Barnes, Mel Jones, Chuma Bentele and Wesley Paulse to have you in stitches. This is one night you don’t want to miss! Bar and kitchen will be open from 6pm and the show starts at 8pm. Tickets available at Quicket.
Cape Town Photography Festival
4-27 September Locations across the city
The inaugural edition of the Cape Town Photography Festival will explore the multifaceted concept of heritage through photography, offering a platform to engage with visual narratives from local, national, and international perspectives. The festival will use photography as a tool to convey these vital stories, and aims to present an overview of how heritage is understood globally, with a particular focus on the role of photography in capturing and communicating these diverse histories and experiences. Check out exhibitions like District Six: People Lived Here and many more – for more details, visit their website.
Open Book Festival
5-7 September Various venues across the city
A Three Day celebration of literature with panel discussions, author readings, and poetry performances in Cape Town. The program includes conversations on topics such as mental health, evolving relationships, colonial legacies, and queer joy, featuring both local and international writers. Find the full programme here with booking links to WebTickets.
beyond Restaurant x The LivingRoom at Summerhill Collab
6 September Buitenverwachting Wine Estate in Constantia
This Heritage Month, beyond Restaurant, welcomes The LivingRoom at Summerhill for an exclusive collaboration. For one night only, chef Sebastian Stehr and South Africa’s Chef of the Year, Johannes Richter, will unite for a celebration of indigenous ingredients, coastal flavours, and a shared passion for sustainable cooking. From the bounty of the Cape’s indigenous ingredients to the vibrant produce of KwaZulu-Natal, the evening promises a journey across South Africa’s culinary landscape. For reservations contact the restaurant – email info@beyondrestaurant.co.za or call +27 (0) 21 794 0306 / WhatsApp +27 72 103 3343.
Silent Walk
6 September Newlands
A deaf awareness initiative to bridge the gap between the deaf and the hearing through fun walking with ear plugs to block out sound for an immersive experience. The 5km fun walk starts at 9am from DeafSA at 10 Hemlock Street in Newlands. R50 to register. For more information email silentwalk@deafsa.co.za.
Pool Party
7 September Woolley’s Tidal Pool (Between Kalk Bay and Clovelly)
This social gathering is fun for the whole family and raises awareness of tidal pools along the Cape coastline. This is the first float of the Spring season so make sure to get there early as the fun starts at 8:30am sharp. Bring your own floaties and a pump to blow up your floatables. This is a free event and remember the floats are weather dependent. Keep an eye socials..
Jimmy Nevis Live | The Chronic Heartbreak Tour
7 September Cafe Roux, Noordhoek
Since dominating the South African music charts in 2012 at the age of 19 with his smash hit single Elephant Shoes, Jimmy Nevis has become a much-loved household name here in South Africa. Among many of his accolades, is collaborating with some of the best musicians and producers in the country including Kwesta, Karen Zoid, MiCasa, Pascal & Pearce, and Sketchy Bongo. He has also performed as the opening act for international stars Joe Thomas, Tevin Campbell and Pharrell Williams. Hear him live at Café Roux – show starts at 5pm. Visit caferoux.co.za for more information.
Celebrating 80 years of Pieter Dirk Uys: No Space on Long
10-13 September Artscape Arena
Presented by Artscape, in partnership with Suidoosterfees, supported by the Consulate General of the Federal Republic of Germany, Cape Town. Terence Bridgett takes you back to the wild, exciting days of Cape Town’s legendary Space Theatre, where drama, dance, comedy and chaos collided. Meet the colourful souls of Long Street, from cheeky bergies, a flamboyant restaurateur, a sharp-tongued ageing prostitute, to a ruthless censor. A nostalgic salute to the fearless spirit of theatre in the 70s and the city that made it possible. Kicking off Pieter-Dirk Uys’ 80th birthday celebrations in style! Tickets from R120 at Webtickets.
2025 Gun Run
13-14 September Mouille Point
The Outsurance Gun will see a series of running events on the Atlantic Seaboard – starting and ending in Mouille Point. The Gun Run, which is viewed as one of the ‘big five’ road races in the province will include a 21.1km half-marathon, 10km run, 17km trail run, 5km fun run, or a 5km pet walk. It’s a dynamic, family-friendly running festival packed with variety and community fun. For more information and race routes go to outsurance.co.za/gunrun/
Klein Roosboom Presents a Food Styling and Photography Course
19-21 September Klein Roosboom, Durbanville
Step behind the lens and into the world of food artistry with photographer Marguerite Oelofse and stylist Hannes Koegelenberg in a hands-on, three-day journey into food styling and photography. For all bookings and information, email hanneskoeg@icloud.com.
Food Jams: Cook with Roots
20 September Franschhoek Valley, Allée Bleue
Cook with Roots is more than just a cooking class, it’s a soulful gathering where food, heritage, and connection come alive. Guided by Food Jams, you’ll cook, taste, laugh, and celebrate the rich tapestry of indigenous South African flavours. A hands-on cooking session using seasonal, indigenous ingredients paired with music, laughter, and a dash of playful kitchen sass. It’s time share stories, connect, and celebrate together. Tickets are R750 per person. Book at foodjams.co.za
Muizenberg Literary Festival
20 – 21 and 27 – 28 September Various locations in Muizenberg
The festival will feature Literary talks and workshops where you can engage with authors and experts on topics like Muizenberg’s history, surfing culture, and creative writing. There will also be an Antique Maps Roadshow where you can bring your historic maps for evaluation by renowned expert Roger Stewart. For information email Muizenberg Heritage at muizenberg.heritage@gmail.com and to book your spot Quicket.
Cape Town City Ballet Presents Budding Ballerinas and Aspiring Danseur Day
20 and 27 September Cape Town City Ballet Studios, Rondebosch
A magical morning of movement, music and dreams in the making. From ages 5 to 8 on the 20th September and ages 9 to 12 on the 27th September. Let your child step into the enchanting world of ballet with this special day designed just for the young ones. Costs are R500 per child – for more information and for an application for email admin@capetowncityballet.org.za
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Strictly Soul
27 September Youngblood Art Gallery
Africa’s biggest RnB link up is ready to take Cape Town by storm. If you’re a lover of Soul music then we got the perfect link up for you. We’ve dedicated a full night to artists like Brandy, Beyonce, TLC, Mary J Blige, T-Pain, and SZA. Doors open at 7pm. Get your tickets at Quicket.
During a recent interview, Jay-Z, 47, explained why he and Beyonce, 36, decided to stay together after his public infidelity.
“For us, we chose to fight for our love. For our family. To give our kids a different outcome. To break that cycle for black men and women. To see a different outcome,” Jay-Z said. “You know, most people walk away, and the divorce rate is like 50 percent or something ’cause most people can’t see themselves,” he continued. “The hardest thing is seeing pain on someone’s face that you caused, and then have to deal with yourself.”
On the rapper’s recently released album, 4:44, he talks about not only his infidelity but also his reconciliation with Beyonce. Beyonce famously spoke about her husband’s cheating ways on her own album, “Lemonade,” which initially started the speculation around the two’s marriage.
“We were using our art almost like a therapy session,” Jay-Z said. “And, you know, at the end of the day we really have a healthy respect for one another’s craft,” he added. “I think she’s amazing.”
The two were married on April 4, 2008, during a secret wedding in front of friends and family. They have two young daughters and a son.
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