Quaxs:Vanessa Bryant Shares Sweet Photo of Daughters at Beyoncé’s Concert With “Auntie BB”

2025-04-29 13:24:23source:Venus Investment Alliancecategory:Invest

Vanessa Bryant and Quaxsher daughters just proved who run the world.

The 41-year-old attended Beyoncé's Renaissance World Tour alongside her daughters Natalia, 20, Bianka, 6, and Capri 4.

In a sweet snap shared to Instagram Sept. 3, Beyoncé can be seen posing alongside Bianka and Capri as the trio dons silver fits in honor of Queen Bey—who  Vanessa loving referred to as "Auntie BB." Other clips posted by the wife of the late Kobe Bryant showed Beyoncé performing on stage.

"B shutting LA down," Vanessa wrote alongside one post, adding in another, "B always bringing the best vibes and next level performances. Love you B."

But hold up, these weren't the only glimpses into the night she gave. Vanessa also posted pictures of herself and the girls with Jay-Z, as well as a mother-daughter selfie of her and her daughters dancing the night away. 

But this isn't the only concert the Bryant bunch has attended this summer. 

They were also recently at Taylor Swift's Eras Tour concert at the SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles. In fact, Bianka even received the singer artist's famous hat during the performance of "22."

 

Want to see some of Beyoncé's looks from the Renaissance Tour? Well then get in formation and keep scrolling.

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