Blue Ivy, Rumi, and Sir Harmonize in a Theme Song With Beyoncé For Tina Knowles's New Series

Published on 12/21/2021 at 12:05 PM

It's a family affair! Beyoncé and her three children, Blue Ivy and twins Rumi and Sir Carter, are featured in the theme song for Tina Knowles's new series, Talks With Mama Tina. "Let's talk about it!" 9-year-old Blue Ivy and her 4-year-old siblings say at the start of the song. Beyoncé then sings, "(Mama, mama) Whatever it is we can talk about / (Mama) Tell me how you feel we can talk about it / (Mama) Say what's on your mind we can talk about it / Simple conversations with no limitations / Come and have a talk with Mama Tina." This is the first Beyoncé song with all three of her kids — and a debut for the twins!

"Thank you to my baby @beyonce and my beautiful grand babies for making this special theme song for the show," Tina captioned her post sharing a preview of her upcoming Facebook Watch series. Her new show features celebrities like Chloe and Halle Bailey, Storm Reid, Kelly Rowland, Marsai Martin, Zendaya, John David Washington, Ciara, and more, as they have "honest heartfelt conversations" with Tina and some of their moms. Talks With Mama Tina premieres on Facebook on Wednesday, Dec. 22.

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