On her Instagram account, BaddieBey posted a photo of two matching director’s chairs: one seat reads the tour’s logo and the other reads BIC, the initials of her 14-month-old daughter Blue Ivy Carter.
In March issue of Vogue, Beyonce said her child is her “best friend” and “road dog,” so we’re assuming little BIC will be tagging along with her mom for her 60 plus-date tour.
In honor of all working moms in Hollywood, let’s take a look 10 other celebrity mothers who bring their beloved children with them to work.
When actress Jessica Alba works on location she always brings her daughters, 4-year-old Honor Marie and 1-year-old Haven Garner. “I bring them with me,” she said in a recent interview with People. “[Honor is usually] playing in the kids’ corner and running amok bothering everyone, throwing paper airplanes at their desks — but they love it!”
Actress Lauren London discussed the difficulties of begin a single mother to her 3-year-old son Kameron Carter in a recent interview on the “Wendy Williams Show.” “I think it’s difficult being a single parent period. For me, with my job, luckily I can bring him to work,” she said.
In this picture, Toni Braxton is accompanied by her son Denim Cole Braxton-Lewis after an appearance on the “The Wendy Williams Show” to promote her new music.
“I feel blessed to be able to bring my son to work and to share with him what mommy does at such a young age,” Tia Mowry said of going back to work after having her first child. “Now, it’s like second nature to him. He’s in the hair and makeup trailer and seeing mommy get ready… he always puts a smile on my face, keeps me at ease. And he was the hit of the whole set.”
Actress Garcelle Beauvais is known for bringing her 5-year-old twin boys Jax and Jaid to all the latest movie premieres, but few people know her sons are also a regular on her movie sets. “I do bring them to set but all they care about is craft service because there’s all the candy and snacks,”she said. “They don’t care about what I do, just craft service.”
