Beyonce Takes Baby Blue Ivy Carter For A Stroll In NYC

By Popular Critic | Published on March 13, 2012

UPDATE-Beyonce Knowles stepped out with two-month-old Blue Ivy Carter and the first thing you notice is Beyonce’s baby can see her surroundings! The new mommy has been out several times with Blue including a fun day in the park but this is the first time the excessive blankets are gone.

The ‘Love on Top’ singer was spotted taking a walk through her Tribeca neighborhood with Blue comfortably holding on in a baby harness. Grandmother Tina Knowles also came along while papa Jay-Z was performing at SXSW in Austin, Texas. Beyonce has noticeably toned down her stiletto game opting instead for penny loafers. Smart move. Now about those bright checkered pants…?

See more photos of Beyonce’s baby Blue Ivy Carter.

In other Beyonce news, actor Tom Cruise is slated to join her in Clint Eastwood’s film ‘A Star is Born.’ If confirmed Cruise will play will play Beyonce’s older and troubled mentor.

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