Beyonce and Jay Z's daughter Blue Ivy wins her first Grammy at age nine

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Beyoncé is the most awarded female artist in Grammy history, it's unsurprising that Blue Ivy Carter has started following in her mother's footsteps.The nine-year-old won her first ever award at last week's Grammy Awards ceremony in Los Angeles for their track Brown Skin Girl.MORE: Beyoncé stops fans in their tracks with a jaw-dropping look no one saw comingTo celebrate the win, the nine-year-old could be seen posing up a storm for a series of photos shared on Beyoncé's Instagram, and in one photo, Blue can be seen giving a sweet nod to her famous mother and father.WATCH: Beyonce makes history at the 63rd Grammy AwardsThe iconic snap sees Blue adorning a crown, a reference to her mother's moniker as 'the Queen', while sipping from the award

Beyonce's daughter Blue Ivy is celebrating her first win! The singer's 9-year-old daughter won her first Grammy when her mum Beyonce picked up an award for best music video for Brown Skin Girl. For the unversed, Blue Ivy featured alongside her mum in the winning song's video and made a lasting impression.

Beyonce's daughter Blue Ivy celebrated her first Grammy in style as she drank juice out of her award.

Beyoncé recently made history with her record-breaking 28th Grammy win.And the pop culture icon managed to induct another family member into the Grammy winners club.She took to Instagram Wednesday with some adorable photos of daughter Blue Ivy celebrating her first Grammy win at nine years old, while using the coveted award as a sippy cup.

TWO days after she was born to Beyonce and Jay Z, Blue Ivy Carter was dubbed “the most famous baby in the world” by Time magazine. But rather than living off her superstar parents – who have an estimated fortune of £770million – Blue, who only turned nine two months ago, is already forging a showbiz career.

Beyonce and Jay-Z's daughter Blue Ivy lives the ultimate showbiz life - and she's only nine years old.

 Beyoncé  has officially become the most-winning singer in the 63-year history of the Grammy Awards. The global superstar earned 28 trophies the night of Sunday, March 14, including her most recent wins for Best Music Video for “Brown Skin Girl” and Best Rap Performance for her ”Savage” collaboration with fellow Texas native Megan Thee Stallion.

BEYONCE and Jay-Z’s daughter Blue Ivy won her first Grammy at the tender age of 9 years old for her Brown Skin Girl music video.  The talented performer beat off stiff competition from the likes of Future, Drake, Harry Styles, Anderson .Paak and Woodkid to scoop the coveted prize. Ahead of the 63rd Annual Grammy Awards, Blue Ivy was awarded her first Grammy in the best music video category for Beyoncé's Brown Skin Girl.  The 9-year-old won the accolade alongside her mom Beyoncé, 39, collaborator Wizkid, as well as the video's director Jenn Nkiru.

BEYONCE made history last night as she became the most successful ever female artist at the Grammys. The star picked up four awards, bringing her total to a record-breaking 28 as women swept the board at the socially-distanced 2021 show.

Beyoncé’ and Jay Z’s daughter is a star, look no further than the 9-year-old’s first Grammy win.MORE: Grammys boss shares surprising Beyonce newsThe tiny fashionista took home her first Grammy trophy Sunday ahead of the show, as Queen Bey’s Brown Skin Girl nabbed best music video, making her the second-youngest winner in Grammy history, according to Vulture. Beyoncé’ and Blue wowed at the 2019 premiere of The Lion King: The GiftBlue is credited as a featured artist on the track, sings on it, and is prominent in the video for the song, which was released last August as a part of the soundtrack for the 2019 film The Lion King: The Gift.

Sunday night's Grammy Awards, making history with her 28th Grammy with best R&B performance for "Black Parade. " The previous record for most wins by an artist, which she tied with best rap song — for Megan Thee Stallion's "Savage" — was held by Allison Kraus.

Beyonce just broke the record for most awarded singer and female artist at the Grammys, but that’s not all that she accomplished tonight.

Beyonce has made Grammys history!

the 2021 Grammys and made history with the most wins ever as the most decorated woman in Grammy history.“I am so honored. I am so excited,” she said.

Harry Styles’ “Adore You”, Woodkid’s “Goliath,” Anderson.

Beyonce and her daughter Blue Ivy have won the Grammy Award for Best Music Video.The 39-year-old performer and her daughter, aged nine, won the distinction for their work on the visuals for Brown Skin Girl, which was originally released on the 2019 soundtrack albumThe Lion King: The Gift.It marks the first Grammy win for the superstar's daughter.

One Direction legend Harry Styles was stopped from winning a Grammy for Best Music Video by Beyoncé and her daughter Blue Ivy. At just nine-years-old, Blue Ivy is officially a Grammy Award winner thanks to her feature on Beyoncé's song Brown Skin Girl.The win means Blue Ivy Carter is now the second youngster Grammy winner of all time.Brown Skin Girl went up against Life Is Good by Future And Drake, Lockdown by Anderson .Paak, and Woodkid's Goliath, as well as Harry's single Adore You.