Beyonce's eldest daughter Blue Ivy showed she is set to follow in her mother's footsteps as she strutted her stuff on stage.

The 13-year-old gave it her all as she led the dancers for the track Deja-vu.

Beyonce's daughters Blue Ivy and Rumi appeared on stage with her for her first night in London.

Rumi, seven, made sure all eyes were on her as she walked to centre stage by her mum's side.

As Beyonce sang Protector Rumi was seen waving to fans as she sang along before the popstar cupped her daughter's face.

The majority of the empty seats were in the restricted area with fans preferring not to splash the cash on a compromised view.

While they had access to a screen showing the stage, the show and Beyonce herself were blocked by the sound and light system.

Restricted view tickets have been on sale for £71.

While ticket sales for her 2023 Renaissance world tour in the UK sold out within minutes of being released it hasn't been quite the same this time around.

However on Thursday there were still 539 free seats left in the stadium which holds around 62,000 people for concerts.

Earlier today the cheapest seats available for tonight were £71 for obstructed view seats while the most expensive were £278 for seated in better areas.

And Beyonce's first night in the capital has commenced.

However four songs in and the empty seats still haven't filled....

Read J.Peterson's first hand experience of a Beyonce concert.

Beyonce brought back one of her most iconic outfits two decades later during her Cowboy Carter stop in Chicago at Soldier Field last month.

She recreated her famous Crazy in Love music video ensemble, but added a bit of glitter to the look she first made famous in 2003.

In the famed music video, Beyoncé, then 21, donned a Prada tank top and on trend at the time J Brand low-rise jean shorts.

Will she recreate the look tonight?