Beyonce and Baby Blue Ivy Do Lunch With Jay-Z in Spain as Mrs Carter Tour 2014 Wraps Up (PHOTOS)
Beyonce and Jay Z were photographed enjoying a lunch date with Blue Ivy in Spain on Tuesday.
The "Partition" singer, 32, was spotted clutching her 2-year-old daughter while making her way into the upscale restaurant Windsor in Barcelona as onlookers watched on. Beyonce is currently on the final leg of her Mrs. Carter World Tour, which wraps up in Portugal on Wednesday.
"It's really interesting because I'm touring with my daughter for the first time and my dream has always been to be able to balance my life and my career," Beyonce said last year according to Daily Mail U.K.
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"I think it's the one thing that women struggle with because it's so difficult," she continued. "But when I'm able to travel it makes me so proud that she's able to experience all these different cultures and meet all of these interesting people at such a young age."
The iconic singer wore head-to-toe black and white pants and a shirt while Jay Z, 44, opted for a more casual look of jeans and a grey sweater. Blue Ivy, whose adorable high bun made waves, was seen wearing a fashionable leopard vest and leggings.
"She's my road dog, She's my homie, my best friend," Beyonce told Vogue magazine of Blue Ivy.
"I feel like I have something that has grounded me so much more. Family has always been important. I've always had my mother and my father and my husband. But it's just ... Life is so much more than ... It's not defined by any of this," she added.
Beyonce previously revealed that while she and Jay Z "definitely" want baby number two, they are in no rush.
"Now I definitely want another, but I don't know when," the Houston singer said.
The trio have been exploring Europe in recent weeks during Beyonce's tour breaks. Last week the Hollywood power couple were photographed riding bikes in Amsterdam and during a separate outing they visited the Anne Frank House.
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The museum is dedicated to the Jewish diarist who spent two years hiding from Nazi persecution before she was murdered in the Holocaust.
