Fans Catch a Glimpse of Beyonce’s 6-Year-Old Twins in Her Movie Trailer — Pics of Them Then and Now

• Beyoncé released the trailer of her "Renaissance World Tour" recently.
• The clip showed a rare glimpse of her twins.
• Beyoncé had "an extremely difficult" pregnancy with Rumi and Sir Carter.

Beyoncé delighted fans by giving a rare glimpse of her twins, Rumi and Sir Carter, in a film trailer for her "Renaissance" tour. The Beyhive, as her fans are affectionately known, was happy to see the superstar's youngest kids.

The multi-Grammy Award winner announced her upcoming film documentary in a 2-minute video from her YouTube account that follows her history-making "Renaissance World Tour."

In the clip, Beyoncé shows off her six-year-old twins, Rumi and Sir, who are rarely seen in the spotlight, unlike their big sister, Blue Ivy Carter. The mother of three is seen kissing her only son, Sir, in one shot of the video.

Another angle displayed her holding Sir while on a golf cart. Meanwhile, Beyoncé's youngest daughter, Rumi, can be seen stretching alongside her and Blue. "Renaissance: A Film By Beyoncé" will reportedly be in theaters on December 2, 2023.

Fans expressed excitement upon seeing Rumi and Sir, who are hardly visible in the public eye and only make rare appearances on their famous mother's social media.

"Awwww look at sir," wrote one person alongside a string of heart and prayer hands emojis. "Rumi gives me life!!!" another commented alongside a heart and laughing emojis.

One other person mentioned they had known this was in the pipeline and looked forward to "see the behind-the-scenes action," of the tour. The person added that seeing the music star in mommy mode is refreshing as she gives them a glimpse of her son and daughter. Someone else expressed excitement at seeing Beyoncé's son, and another compared him to Kelly Rowland's son, Titan.

Beyoncé learned that she was pregnant with her youngest children in late 2016. However, this pregnancy was anything but a smooth experience.

The doting mom spoke candidly about her gruesome pregnancy journey in April 2019 and revealed that she developed preeclampsia during what she dubbed "an extremely difficult pregnancy" carrying her twins.

"My body went through more than I knew it could," said Beyoncé then. Preeclampsia is a pregnancy condition that causes high blood pressure and can lead to complications during gestation. Celebrities like Kim Kardashian and Kenya Moore experienced the condition during their pregnancies.

When Beyoncé found out about the pregnancy, which was unexpected, she was scheduled to headline the 2017 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival. "And it ended up being twins, which was even more of a surprise," said the singer. She gave birth to Rumi and Sir in June 2017; by then, she weighed 218 lbs.

Beyoncé's delivery was also challenging. "In the womb, one of my babies' hearts paused a few times so I had to get an emergency C-section," she revealed.

The businesswoman spent several weeks in the NICU with her newborns, but luckily, she had the support of her husband, rapper Jay-Z. Following the major operation, the "End of Time" singer revealed that her core felt different. However, she had time to recover in six months.

After giving birth, Beyoncé had to put her focus on her Coachella performance, and it became a significant obstacle because the pregnancy took its toll on her body.

Beyoncé disclosed that she struggled with choreography. She could not express her personality thoroughly because she was not herself. "I had to rebuild my body from cut muscles," the entertainer explained, adding it took a while to get back to her usual self, personality-wise. She longed to be with her kids most of the time instead of preparing for the show.

The songwriter admitted it was "hard" going back on stage after welcoming her twins, adding there were some days when she felt like she would never be the same again. She doubted she could regain her strength and endurance and be physically able.

Her body changed, and she revealed in August 2018 that she embraced the fact that she got curvier. Up until that point, her body had endured significant change.

The world-famous star divulged that her shoulders, arms, thighs, and breasts were much fuller, adding, "I have a little mommy pouch." Beyoncé further stated that if she felt ready to have a flat tummy, she would work out consistently to achieve it.

She eventually performed at the event that year. The Houston, Texas native's Coachella documentary "Homecoming: A film by Beyoncé" was officially released on Netflix in 2019.

As for her twins, who have unique names, they have grown since. Their father disclosed the meaning behind their names in an August 2017 interview. "Rumi is our favorite poet, so it was for our daughter," the father of three explained.

As for their son, Jay Z divulged that he and his wife only named Sir after he was born. "Sir was like, man, come out the gate. He carries himself like that. He just came out, like, Sir," the "Empire State of Mind" hitmaker explained.

In an August 2021 interview, the mother of his kids shared what she gets up to with their twins. Beyoncé revealed that she coordinates outfits with their children, especially when they are on set for shoots with her. That said, she divulged that her clothing brand Ivy Park, in collaboration with Adidas, would feature kids' clothing moving forward.

Beyoncé's mother, Tina Knowles-Lawson, also revealed in a July 2022 interview that her grandkids are "little fashionistas." The beloved grandmother shared that her grandbabies know what they like and do not like.

Tina revealed that when her famous daughter creates her first samples, her children get them, and they can tell which ones they love and which are not their favorite. "So, they absolutely give input on the brand. And they wear it—I mean, they are always in Ivy Park," said the businesswoman when asked whether her grandchildren give their inputs concerning their mother's clothing brand.