Busted! Watch Blue Ivy Scold Grandma Tina Knowles for Filming in Paris Theatre

Beyoncé and Jay-Z's daughter wants someone to follow the rules

By Mike Vulpo May 24, 2018 3:52 AMTags

Everybody needs to follow the rules—even grandma!

As Tina Knowles continues her latest getaway to Paris, the proud mom to Beyoncé and Solange Knowles decided to take in the sights with a trip to the Palais Garnier theatre.

"I'm in Paris, France and I'm at the most beautiful theater I've ever seen in my life about to look at the ballet," she shared with her followers. "Walking ballet is so cool."

Very cool, indeed. So, what's the problems? Perhaps Blue Ivy Carter can explain.

"You're not supposed to take videos grandma," she shared in the background of the clip. "You're not supposed to."

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Uh-oh! Someone's busted.

Ultimately, not even the rule-following granddaughter could persuade Tina to turn the camera off. After all, the scenery is pretty darn impressive. "Such a gorgeous theatre," Tina explained while panning the camera. "The architecture is beautiful. Really pretty."

According to an eyewitness, Tina arrived in Paris this week and has been spending time with the grandkids as Beyoncé and Jay Z rehearse for their tour. 

"Blue Ivy was so excited. She was dressed up in a big white tutu and had wide eyes and a big smile on her face. They had a lovely afternoon together watching the ballet and admiring the beautiful theatre," our eyewitness shared. "Blue Ivy and Tina seem to have a very close relationship and have a lot of fun together. They posed for photos together to commemorate their outing. After the show they returned to their hotel."

Back in 2015, the fashion designer gushed about her "amazing" granddaughter. In a rare interview, Tina said Beyoncé and Blue Ivy are the best of friends.

"She's with her parents seven days a week and, you know, that's such a blessing that she can be with her parents all the time," Tina shared with us. "Sometimes she thinks she's a friend more than the kid."