Beyonce’s Twins Confirmed - Plus, Jay Z’s New Album 4:44 Is Out

Heads up, Beyonce, her new baby twins were born.

At the midnight on July 14, 2017, Beyonce posted the first photo of her new baby twins to Instagram, and we won’t be surprised if this post sets a new Insta record. The majestic photo emulates the theme of her pregnancy announcement seeing Beyonce standing in front of a huge bouquet of flowers by the ocean. In her arms are her two sleeping bundles of joy, and they look absolutely perfect. And so does their Mom. Queen Bey is glowing in a teal veil and oversized purple kimono with just panties on underneath. So can I point out Beyonce gave birth just one month ago? Sort of. Let’s move on.

Beyonce captioned the photo writing simply, “Sir Carter and Rumi 1 month today.” Along with a praying hands emoji, a red heart, and one corresponding human emoji for each person in her growing family. This caption confirms the twin’s names, hearing if for the first time from Beyonce herself. And it also confirms their age. But the caption raises one HUGE question that fans can’t get over: why does Sir have the last name Carter include and Rumi’s doesn’t? Is “Sir Carter” the baby boy’s entire first name? Or does Rumi have a different last name? The internet has so many questions.

On top of that fans are also wondering where their close up photo of the little angels is?! Patience you guys! We’ll get there. And finally, the Beyhive is defending those who think Bey’s photo is too “extra”. One fan wrote, “That #Beyonce pic didnt “take my breath away” it made me roll my eyes cuz she’s so extra and annoying.” Our response to that? Birthing twins IS extra and Beyonce can celebrate and express that however she wants. Intresting. I wonder what are the names of Beyonce’s twins? You’ll find out soon enough.

You may have heard by now that Beyonce, 35, and Jay Z, 47, welcomed a set of twins, making their five-year-old daughter, Blue Ivy a big sister — and the family went poetic with the monikers!

The couple even filed trademarks (with the same people who helped secure legal rights for Blue Ivy) for the names "Sir Carter" (for the boy) and "Rumi Carter" (for the girl), likely referencing 13th-century Persian poet Rumi, and one of his most famous poems.

B officially announced the names on Instagram, one month after the twins' birth on July 14. Posing with her newborns, the now mother-of-three looks flawless...unsurprisingly.

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In addition to that, Blue helped pick the names — so she must be one well-read little lady!

“Blue Ivy is relishing the role as a new big sister. She has been keeping mommy company in the hospital and has even helped in the naming process of her new siblings,” a source recently told Hollywood Life. "Blue is happy and can’t wait to take the new babies home to play with.” Cool.

As In Touch previously reported, the babies had been in the hospital "under the lights" following their premature birth, but have since come home.

According to one of our insiders, the family's special day was plagued with "a lot of drama" — and naturally, it was because of her father, Mathew Knowles.

The Carters and company “didn’t want him there because they don't trust him not to leak private information about the twins — or even worse, take photos," said a source, adding Bey's mother, Tina Lawson, had "some pretty harsh words for Mathew."

It appears as though their fears came true since he wound up confirming on social media that his daughter gave birth, and in turn, the Beyhive came out STINGING.

Boy, do I really hope someone tells us these aren't the actual baby names but in the meantime...

On July 7, Jay Z just dropped several bonus tracks from his recently released album, 4:44 — and, yes, his and Beyoncé’s adorable daughter, Blue Ivy Carter, raps on one of the new tunes. The 2017 rap/hip-hop album goes straight to number 1 on Albums Chart and it is out now on both Tidal and Sprint.

The talented kid opens her hip-hip superstar father’s song “Blue’s Freestyle/We Family” with a 40-second intro that is slightly incomprehensible (hey, she’s five years old!), but she closes out her verse with this particularly gangsta line: “Never seen a ceiling in my whole life.”

Naturally, the Internet can’t get enough of Blue’s rhyming skills and social media users are losing it. To see some of the best Twitter reactions. Nice, I hope Jay Z and Beyonce will have a bright future with Jay Z’s 4:44 out now in addition to Beyonce’s fresh new baby twins. Bring it on, Jayonce. Next time, a new information on Kelly Clarkson's first Atlantic album and later, I'll be talking about music's marketing problems as a whole. So stay tuned.