Beyoncé and Jay Z’s 10-year-old daughter Blue Ivy Carter bids more than $80,000 for diamond earrings

Blue Ivy Carter’s ten-year-old daughter Beyonce41, and Jay-Z, 52 – stunned Wearable Art Gala in Los Angeles on Saturday evening.

The youngster bid more than $80,000 for a pair of Lorraine Schwartz diamond earrings, shocking her grandmother Tina Knowles-Lawson, 68, and Keke Palmer, 29.

Both women were on stage acting as auctioneers when Blue Ivy sprang from her chair and entered the bidding battle, swinging her paddle.

Art Connoisseur: This isn’t the first time Beyoncé and Jay-Z’s eldest child has caused a stir at a luxury auction. Blue Ivy has a history of big deals

Monique Rodriguez, the founder of Mielle Organics, went out to meet the formidable young man and made a winning bet of $105,000.

This isn’t the first time Beyoncé and Jay-Z’s eldest child has caused a stir at the annual luxury auction. In 2019, when she was just six years old, Blue Ivy bid $19,000 on another item auctioned at that year’s Wearable Art Gala.

The art connoisseur, who was six years old at the time, placed a bet on an acrylic painting by the young Sidney Poitier and entered into a bidding war with a mysterious rival.

That mystery bidder turned out to be none other than 53-year-old Tyler Perry, who didn’t even know he was betting against a child. “Somebody else bid against me,” Perry later said on NBC’s Today show after winning the bid with Blue Ivy. “I didn’t know who it was.”

Proud grandma: Blue Ivy shocked her grandmothers Tina Knowles-Lawson, 68, and Keke Palmer, 29. Both women were on stage serving as celebrity auctioneers this year when Blue Ivy entered the bidding and raised a paddle for an unidentified auction item

“I look and it’s her,” said the influential director. “She’s taking the paddle out of Jay and Beyoncé’s hands and making a bet.”

Perry’s determination didn’t waver once he realized his competition was practically a kindergartener. “This guy didn’t beat me today,” he said of his determination. “You’re gonna learn today girl, I’m gonna get that picture.”

Starr Jones, 60, was the celebrity auctioneer at the gala that year, and she shed light on how Blue Ivy’s passion for art developed.

“Her mother and father talked about how you collect art, and that’s very important for African-Americans,” Jones said from the stage. The former The View host went on to add that this insight came directly from Beyoncé’s mother, Tina Knowles-Lawson.

A force to be reckoned with: In 2019, when she was just six years old, Blue Ivy bid $19,000 on an acrylic painting by a young Sidney Poitier at that year’s Wearable Art Gala. After a heated bidding war, she lost out to Tyler Perry, 53

Where her passion comes from: Starr Jones, 60, was the celebrity auctioneer at the 2019 gala, shedding light on how Blue Ivy’s passion for art developed. “Her mother and father talked about how you collect art, and that’s very important for African-Americans,” Jones said from the stage.

Tina is the co-founder of the WACO Theater Center, which hosts the annual Wearable Art Gala to benefit WACO’s arts and youth mentoring programs.

The annual charity event is a family affair, with Beyoncé serving as honorary co-chair alongside her sister Solange Knowles, 36.

The Carter family always makes an impact every year, contributing both with their presence and their pockets.

Beyoncé wore Gucci at this year’s event, where she revealed that her Renaissance World Tour will begin next summer. The superstar donated a first-round ticket to the gala, and it reportedly sold for $150,000.

Blue Ivy is not responsible for astronomical ticket price increases.

Big announcement, big donation: Beyoncé wore Gucci to this year’s event, where she revealed her Renaissance World Tour will kick off next summer. The superstar donated a tour ticket to the gala concert, which reportedly sold for $150,000