Blue Ivy Meets Easter Bunny; Kisses Mom Beyonce During Carter Family Brunch (PHOTOS)
Beyonce and Jay Z celebrated Easter with their daughter Blue Ivy in Los Angeles on Sunday.
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The "Partition" singer, 32, took to social networking site Tumblr to share a series of adorable family photos which immediately went viral. The famous family enjoyed brunch at the Beverly Hills Hotel's Polo Lounge on Sunday afternoon and both Beyonce and Blue can be seen wearing bunny ears.
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"Blue Ivy had little rabbit ears that were super cute," one onlooker gushed to Us magazine.
In one photo 2-year-old Blue is seen hanging out with a giant fluffy white Easter bunny and in another she shares a kiss with her pop star Mom. Jay Z was is also pictured taking his little girl for a poolside stroll and Beyonce's mother Tina, among others, was reportedly also present for the Easter outing
The group was seated in a "more private area with about 10 people. It looked like they were with Beyonce's family," one onlooker told Us magazine adding "They were passing [Blue] around the table and everyone was 'ooh'-ing and 'ash'-ing over how adorable she was."
The outing comes just weeks after Beyonce wrapped up 132 shows of her Mrs. Carter World Tour. Both she and Jay appeared to be in good spirits.
"Jay was wearing a button down and Beyonce had on a white sheer top and headband," the source revealed.
"They looked happy and it looked like a nice little Easter brunch. No one was bothering them and looked like it a good time was had by all," the insider added.
Just one day prior Beyonce shared photos taken at the Coachella music festival in Indio. She and Jay attended along with her sister Solange one week after they surprised fans by appearing on stage.
On Thursday reports revealed that the pair will co-headline a 20-stadium tour around the US together in coming months. The tour will kick off around June during the summertime and insiders say they are scheduled to perform in New York City on July 4, according to The New York Post's Page Six.
