Beyonce Proves Daughter Blue Ivy Is Mini-Bey in Side-by-Side Photo

The post, which has garnered almost 3.3 million likes so far, also made one fan doubt her own eyes, saying, ‘Thought both were pics of Blue.’

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Beyonce Knowles‘s latest Instagram post will make everyone think that her daughter Blue Ivy Carter is her carbon copy. The “Apes**t” singer has taken to the photo-sharing platform to share a side-by-side photo of her 7-year-old daughter and herself at the same age, and they look breathtakingly similar.

In the picture, Blue Ivy is undoubtedly the spitting image of her famous mom. They both are featured sporting their natural curly locks that further escalate their resemblance to each other.

“Someone made this comparison of m at age 7 and Blue at age 7,” the diva wrote in the caption, which serves as something rare. “My baby is growing up.”

The post has garnered almost 3,3 million likes since it was posted. Fans were flooding the comment sections with praises as one user gushed, “The apple truly doesn’t fall far away from the tree! She’s beautiful! I know someday she’ll be an woman who will amaze the world like her mother. :)” Another comment read, “Twinning you at 7 & Blue 7 so litty.”

The post also made one fan doubt her own eyes, saying, “Thought both were pics of Blue.” One other, meanwhile, raves, “She’s really growing to be you Beyonce.”

The fact that Beyonce wrote something in the caption also created buzz among Beyhive. “I thought this was a fan page when I seen the caption for a minute,” one fan wrote. “Beyonce is interacting with us I cannot,” another fan said in disbelief.

In addition to Blue Ivy, the “Halo” singer and husband Jay-Z are parents to 1-year-old twins Sir and Rumi Carter. The mother of three previously shared her hopes for her children’s futures.

“As the mother of two girls, it’s important to me that they see themselves, too–in books, films, and on runways. It’s important to me that they see themselves as CEOs, as bosses, and that they know they can write the script for their own lives–that they can speak their minds and they have no ceiling,” she wrote. “I hope to teach my son not to fall victim to what the internet says he should be or how he should love. I want to create better representations for him so he is allowed to reach his full potential as a man, and to teach him that the real magic he possesses in the world is the power to affirm his own existence.”