When Jay-Z and his daughters Blue Ivy, 12, and Rumi, 6, come out to the Super Bowl 2024, they steal the show.

The 54-year-old rapper was seen at the 2024 Super Bowl on Sunday with his daughters, Rumi, 6, and Blue Ivy, 12. The rapper from “Empire State of Mind” stood on the field with the two women. In one picture, Blue Ivy is seen talking with her father, while her younger sister looks out at the field. As he catches Blue Ivy on the field, JAY-Z can be seen jumping for joy in another picture. Rumi stands nearby and watches her older sister. Blue Ivy was seen wearing a traditional letterman jacket, while the rapper and Rumi were both wearing black leather jackets.

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Being married to JAY-Z gave them three kids: Blue Ivy, Rumi and Sir, who are twins, and Sir. The Grammy-winning couple went to the 66th Grammy Awards with their oldest daughter before going on a family trip to Las Vegas. The famous 2nd annual Dr. Dre Global Impact Award was given to the American Gangster rapper at the awards show. Blue Ivy joined him on stage to honor the event. “Thank you very much.” “Blue used to use that as her sippy cup, but now that she’s an adult, she doesn’t,” he began. “She also has her own Grammys.” The happy father talked about Blue Ivy’s win for best performance in a music video for her mother Beyoncé’s song “Brown Skin Girl.”

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In the meantime, JAY-Z took his oldest daughter to see the Eagles play the Chiefs in the 2023 Super Bowl. The two people wore all-black outfits to the last game, which included graphic T-shirts and glasses. Blue Ivy finished off her look with a nameplate necklace and a black hat, while JAY-Z chose to wear white shoes that sparkled to go with his outfit. The 4:44 rapper recently told Entertainment Tonight why he has never performed at halftime, even though he has been to many Super Bowls. When asked at the Book of Clarence premiere why he hasn’t done the main set yet, the Grammy winner smiled and said, “I thought it would be self-centered to choose myself too early.” JAY-Z also told the magazine that he couldn’t wait to see Usher perform at Super Bowl LVIII. The rapper from “Big Pimpin” said of the 45-year-old R&B star, “I believe he will assume his rightful position.” “He’s one of the best performers we’ve ever seen, and I think he’ll deserve to be there.” SB LVIII will be shown on CBS on February 11 at 6:30 p.m. ET. It will be between the San Francisco 49ers and the Kansas City Chiefs.