“This isn’t the Oscars, honey! We’re not changing for the after party!”
A fan in the front row of a Beyoncé concert got the thrill of a lifetime.
On Wednesday, May 28, Beyoncé Knowles-Carter was performing the East Rutherford, New Jersey stop of her “Cowboy Carter” tour when she noted a fan holding up a manilla envelope.
The fan was wearing an American Flag cowboy hat, matching Beyoncé’s outfit at the time; an all black jumper with an American flag flare at the ankle. “This is important. A once in a lifetime gender reveal,” the singer said as she walked over to grab the envelope.
The rain was coming down on the entire Metlife stadium as Beyoncé worked to get the envelope that read, “Named our first born CARTER. Will you do the gender reveal for his sibling?” opened. “I’m sorry,” she mouthed as struggled at first to get the damp package open.
@cmrnkc Beyoncé did our gender reveal! 🥹 @Lauren #cowboycartertour #metlifestadium ♬ original sound - cam
Inside the envelope read either Cowboy for a boy or Cowgirl for a girl.
Beyoncé said into the microphone with a big smile on her face, “It’s a boy” as she showed of the piece of paper that read “COWBOY.”
“God bless you,” Beyoncé said to the fan. “Congratulations. Thank you so much for letting me be a part of this.”
At first, Beyoncé attempted to hand back the reveal, but she quickly changed her mind, saying, “I’ll keep it!”

The father-to-be, who shared the video on TikTok, captioned it, “Beyoncé did our gender reveal.”
In the comments, people joined Beyoncé in congratulating the couple.
“The gag of the century. This boy will have the best 2 truths and a lie,” one comment read. “That’s what my wife said too,” the father-to-be replied.
“I was hoping she remembered to come back to yall! It was so cool to see live,” a fellow concert goer wrote. “Congratulations on your Cowboy!!”
Other commenters encouraged the new parents to name their new baby boy Carter in honor of Beyoncé’s family’s last name, not realizing that the parents named their first child Carter in honor of the singer.











