Blue Ivy Carter is reportedly looking at film producing as she builds a public career outside the music world most closely tied to Beyoncé and Jay-Z.
The Daily Mail, citing insiders, reported that the 14-year-old is interested in producing films, including coming-of-age stories for girls around her age. Blue Ivy, Beyoncé and Jay-Z have not publicly announced a film slate or formal producing company.
The report comes as Blue Ivy continues to draw attention at public events with her parents. Teen Vogue reported that she recently appeared with Jay-Z at his Reasonable Doubt 30th anniversary pop-up in Manhattan, where she posed beside him in a Fear of God hoodie, Jaded London jeans and a navy Balenciaga bag.
Daily Mail Reported That Blue Ivy Is Interested in Producing
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The Daily Mail report said Blue Ivy is looking at a behind-the-camera path rather than simply following her parents into recording careers.
The outlet said one alleged area of interest is producing films for girls her age. The report also framed the move through the celebrity-child conversation around access, famous parents and public expectations.
No public statement from Blue Ivy or her parents has confirmed the reported producing plans. The Daily Mail also referenced comparisons with other high-profile celebrity children, including North West, but Blue Ivy has not announced a rivalry or public competition with West.
Her Biggest Screen Credit So Far Came Through Mufasa
Blue Ivy’s most visible film credit so far came through Disney’s Mufasa: The Lion King.
Disney lists Blue Ivy Carter among the cast of the Barry Jenkins-directed film. The story centers on Rafiki telling the legend of Mufasa to young Kiara, the daughter of Simba and Nala.
Beyoncé Knowles-Carter returned as Nala in the movie. The cast also included Aaron Pierre, Kelvin Harrison Jr., Donald Glover, Seth Rogen, Billy Eichner, Mads Mikkelsen, Thandiwe Newton, John Kani and Anika Noni Rose.
Jay-Z Recently Praised Her Stage Work
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Jay-Z spoke about Blue Ivy’s performance work in a March GQ interview.
Asked about watching her perform on Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter tour, Jay-Z said Blue Ivy worked hard after early criticism of her first tour appearances. “She fought for it,” he told the magazine.
Jay-Z said Blue Ivy became involved in nearly every number before he had to pull her from some songs. He also told GQ that she is a strong pianist with perfect pitch and can teach herself songs by ear.
Blue Ivy Already Has Grammy History
Blue Ivy’s résumé already includes music, film and live performance work.
Guinness World Records lists her as a former youngest individually credited Grammy winner after she won Best Music Video as a featured artist on Beyoncé’s “Brown Skin Girl” at the 63rd Annual Grammy Awards in 2021.
She was 9 years and 66 days old at the time of the win. The Recording Academy also credited “Brown Skin Girl” as the 2021 Best Music Video winner.