Beyoncé’s mom gives us an update on the littlest Carter kids.

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Of Jay-Z and Beyoncé’s three children, 12-year-old Blue Ivy certainly gets most of the attention. Here at The Root, we’ve covered everything from her dance moves to her silk press. But not much is known about Blue’s little siblings, six-year-old twins Rumi and Sir, who Bey and Jay try to keep out of the spotlight. E! News caught up with Beyonce’s mom Tina Knowles during the Kentucky Derby and got an update on the youngest Carter kids.

Knowles took time to brag on her grandbabies, who have different interests than their music-making parents but are already showing signs of greatness. She says granddaughter Rumi is a creative who excels at visual arts.

“Rumi is amazing, an amazing artist, painter and creator,” Knowles said. “I mean, how could they be anything else growing up in that environment? That’s all we talk about is creativity and fashion and the whole thing.”

And when she’s not creating, she’s making history. Back in April, the six-year-old broke big sister Blue’s record when she became the youngest woman to chart on the Billboard Hot 100 for her feature on “Protector,” a single on her mom’s latest album, Cowboy Carter. Rumi can be heard on the track asking, “Mom, can I hear the lullaby, please?”

As for Rumi’s brother Sir, Knowles says he’s more analytical and prefers math to fashion.

“Sir is very quiet and is very, very smart and does all of the numbers stuff, so he’s not into the fashion as much,” she said.

Knowles has always known her twin grandchildren have different personalities.

“The girl is really just going to rule the world, and the boy is kind of laid back and chills like the dad,” she told Us Weekly in 2019.

The Evolution of Jay-Z

As the hip-hop world takes a look into Jay-Z’s life at “The Book of Hov” exhibit, we revisit many of his greatest accomplishments.

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Jay-Z, born Shawn Corey Carter, has transformed from a hustler on the streets of Brooklyn to one of the most influential figures in music and business. His journey began in the mid-1990s with the release of his debut album, “Reasonable Doubt,” which laid the foundation for his lyrical prowess and storytelling ability. Over the years, Jay-Z’s discography expanded with critically acclaimed albums like “The Blueprint” and “The Black Album,” solidifying his place in hip-hop royalty.

Beyond music, Jay-Z’s evolution includes becoming a savvy businessman and entrepreneur. He co-founded Roc-A-Fella Records, which launched the careers of several artists and expanded into Rocawear, a successful clothing line. His ventures also include the establishment of Roc Nation, a full-service entertainment company, and TIDAL, a music streaming service aimed at providing fair compensation to artists.

Jay-Z’s impact extends to social justice, where he has used his platform to advocate for criminal justice reform and support various philanthropic efforts. His influence has also permeated popular culture, making him a symbol of success and resilience.

His marriage to Beyoncé, another global superstar, has further amplified his influence, with the power couple becoming icons in both music and social advocacy.

Jay-Z’s evolution is marked by his ability to adapt and innovate, making him a multifaceted mogul who continues to shape the cultural and business landscapes. From his humble beginnings to becoming a billionaire, Jay-Z’s legacy is a testament to his enduring impact and relentless pursuit of greatness.