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Beyonce Knowles, Tina, Solange Head Back To Houston In July 4th Photo

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Beyonce Knowles’ family including her younger sister Solange, mom Tina Knowles and cousins spent their 4th of July in their birth place of Houston, Texas. Earlier in the week the family spent the day enjoying a private tour of The Menil Collection. On Wednesday the family was back together again in their best Independence day apparel.

The “Love on Top” singer and sis Solange both wore short shorts while the younger fashion conscious sis wore wedges and Bey opted for flats. In another photo mom Tina pulled out her wild print tights paired with simple black button down. Solange tweeted the photos with this caption,

“#texastweets Me, and you. Yo mama and yo cuz-n too…” later adding, “#texastweets I like that the cows here are African American.”

Meanwhile the Beyonce who was accused of snubbing Kanye’s girlfriend Kim Kardashian will more opportunities to show more affection to the camera loving reality star. According to reports, “Kim has wanted to be friends with Beyoncé forever. From the moment she started dating Kanye, it was her goal to hang with Bey.”

Wow! We’re sure both parties will be forced to make this work because all eyes are on them!

Enjoy photos of Beyonce and her family celebrating July 4th below – what did you do?

Mama Knowles is working it!

Beyonce at Barnes and Noble bookstore

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