Beyonce left fans shocked when she brought out her daughter Blue Ivy to perform during her latest Paris show amid her Renaissance world tour on Friday.

The singer, 41, sent the crowds wild when she brought out her eldest child Blue, 11, to dance with her on stage in a surprise appearance at the Stade de France.

Her daughter joined her on-stage for a performance of My Power, which appears in 2019’s live action version of The Lion King.

Blue wore metallic silver trousers, a sequinned top and oval shades as she danced alongside her mother and a whole host of backing dancers.

Beyonce looked every inch the proud mother as she smiled at Blue, who then led the dancers as the Love On Top hitmaker sang from on top of a vehicle on stage.

Surprise! Beyonce left fans shocked when she brought out her daughter Blue Ivy (right) to perform during her latest Paris show amid her Renaissance world tour on Friday

Blue proved she is following in her mother’s footsteps as she showed off her dance moves while leading the backing dancers at the front of the stage.

To finish the number, Blue, Beyonce and the dancers all fist-pumped the air as the crowds went completely wild over the performance.

Beyonce’s mother Tina Knowles took to Instagram to share footage of the sweet moment, gushing over her fearless granddaughter.

Alongside a video of the song’s closing moments, Tina, 69, penned: ‘Last night I saw my beautiful grandbaby (11) dance in the front of almost 70 thousand people!

‘She killed it and was as cool as a cucumber! Blue Ivy Carter. No Fear.’

Beyonce’s Paris concert also attracted an array of celebrity guests, as the likes of Selena Gomez, Kris Jenner Lenny Kravitz and Natalie Portman all watched the show.

Elsewhere at Friday’s Paris show, Beyonce paid tribute to the late Tina Turner on stage, following the music legend’s death on Wednesday at the age of 83.

‘If you’re a fan on mine then you’re a fan of Tina Turner because I wouldn’t be on this stage without Tina Turner,’ the singer said during Friday’s concert.

Sweet: The singer, 41, sent the crowds wild when she brought out her eldest child Blue, 11, to dance with her on stage in a surprise appearance at the Stade de France

Proud: Beyonce’s mother Tina Knowles took to Instagram to share footage of the sweet moment, gushing over her fearless granddaughter

‘I want you guys to just scream, so she can feel your love.’ the Crazy In Love star (born Beyoncé Giselle Knowles) continued, in a show of powerful unity.

‘I feel so blessed that I was allowed to witness her brilliance,’ she added. ‘I also feel very blessed to be here to perform once again in Paris after so many years. Thank you for your loyalty.’

Before the show, Beyoncé remembered Turner on her website, writing in part, ‘I’m so grateful for your inspiration, and all the ways you have paved the way. You are strength and resilience. You are the epitome of power and passion.’

Tina, considered a trailblazer and icon of popular music, passed away on Wednesday at her home in Küsnacht near Zurich, Switzerland following a lengthy illness at the age of 83.

Beyonce previously performed on stage with Tina at the 50th Annual Grammy Awards back in 2008, before Tina’s retirement.

Tribute: Elsewhere at Friday’s Paris show, Beyonce paid tribute to Tina Turner on stage, following the music legend’s death on Wednesday at the age of 83

Performance: Beyonce previously performed on stage with Tina at the 50th Annual Grammy Awards back in 2008, before Tina’s retirement

Beyonce recently wowed crowds at a host of UK dates, kicking off her UK leg of the tour at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium, where she performed several iconic hits and a collection of incredible ensembles for her energetic audience of 74,000 fans.

Her full list included a host of her smash hits, like Formation, Run The World (Girls) and Love on Top, opening with a mash-up of Dangerously In Love, Flaws And All, and 1+1.

Her statement stage outfits have included glittering catsuits and gorgeous metallic corsets and mini dresses by a slew of designers like Alexander McQueen, Loewe and David Koma.

She went on to perform in the likes of Edinburgh and Sunderland before jetting off to France to continue her European leg of her Renaissance world tour.