Beyoncé hit a game and illuminated his Juke Ritt with an adorable announcement that had fans buzzing during the East Rutherford, New Jersey, of his “Cowboy Carter” tour.

Thousands of monce conditions challenged Wednesday night to see Queen Bey herself, and a fan and the future mother at the audience received help to share their special news.

In a moment of warmth and spontaneity captured in video, Beyoncé stopped in the middle of the set after detecting a sign in the crowd.

“First born, Carter,” he said, reading the fanatic message aloud. “Brothers? Gender Revelation.”

“Right now?” The Grammy winner asked. “I will come back,” he said before leaving the stage to the left.

Beyoncé with his daughter Blue Ivy Carter in the 67th Grammy Awards per year. (Photo by Francis Specker/CBS through Getty Images)
Beyoncé with his daughter Blue Ivy Carter in the 67th Grammy Awards per year. (Photo by Francis Specker/News through Getty Images)

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True to his word, Bey soon returned to the stage to deliver the announcement that no one saw. With his hands with rain, the singer “protector” opened an envelope and shared the great revelation that the foothills of the crowd waited a “cowboy.”

“Thank you very much for letting me be part of that,” he smiled.

After the show, Beyoncé’s mother, Tina Knowles, went to Instagram on Thursday with a sincere position about her daughter’s resistance to the stormy climate.

“The show must always continue and even under the spilled rain,” Knowles wrote. “True professional, flying and everything in the rain that was not lost, a note was never lost as if it were the sun!”