Beyoncé has been killing it on stage whenever she performs her smash songs to her thousands of fans for her ongoing "Renaissance" world tour.
However, little did she know that her mother, Tina Knowles-Lawson, was having a hard time in the crowd, leading her to be rescued by paramedics during the concert; what happened?
According to the New York Post, the musician's mom was sitting at the "Club Renaissance" section of the King Baudoin Stadium in Brussels, Belgium. The section was reserved for some of the most exclusive fans and concertgoers.
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However, there's a video circulating around the internet showing the businesswoman jumping over a barricade with the help of paramedics as Beyoncé can be heard in the background singing "I'm That Girl."
Tina Knowles-Lawson Gets Rescued by Paramedics
In a short clip shared on TikTok, Knowles-Lawson was looking for a way in order to get closer to the stage, presumably to go backstage. Her attempt didn't work, leading her to ask for help from the medics around.
The House of Deréon fashion designer can be seen being picked up by six paramedics for her to get to the other side of the divider.
In the end, the entrepreneur was successful, and she was visibly thankful to those who have helped her. She also apologized to concertgoers in the section for the inconvenience she might have caused.
Beyoncé Updates
In other updates, Beyoncé recently took to her Instagram account to share how she was inspired by her mom when she was a kid and it appeared that she was teasing about an upcoming haircare line.
In the social media post, the "Drunk In Love" hitmaker shared a photo of herself fixing her hair on the mirror while an array of bottles, which appeared to be prototypes, were displayed. A snap of Blue Ivy getting her hair done was also included.
The final photo in the post is a handwritten letter that hinted something about the hair that she couldn't. wait to share with her supporters.
"I saw firsthand how that ways we nurture and celebrate hair can directly impact our souls. I watched her heal and be of service to so many women," she wrote.
As of this writing, the musician has yet to confirm whether she'll release hair care products or not.
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