Beyonce’s hidden talent unveiled by mom Tina Knowles
Tina Knowles surprises fans by introducing another side Beyonce
Beyonce has picked up a new culinary skill, and her mom, Tina Knowles, is proudly sharing it with the world.
In a recent episode of House Guest, a YouTube series hosted by Scott Evans, Knowles sat down for a candid chat over a cup of tea.
The author of the New York Times best-selling memoir The Matriarch surprised Evans with a special treat straight from Beyonce’s kitchen.
"I brought a mix that Beyoncé put together," she told Evans during their conversation. "But you can try that later because the tea was really good."
The host, too shocked to react, took a moment to let the news sink in before replying, "We’re going to try the mix that Beyoncé made?"
In the next scene, a pitcher of the Beyonce-crafted drink appeared on screen. "This is her recipe," the 71-year-old businesswoman explained. "She plays around with all this, the juices, and even puts jalapeno in it."
Before unveiling the mix, the Cowboy Carter maker's mother also gifted Evans a bottle of SirDavis, a whiskey brand owned by the Grammy-winning superstar.
They opened it on camera and added a splash to the peach-flavoured sweet tea Evans had prepared.
While Beyonce's dip into mixology comes as a surprise as she's famously admitted that cooking isn't exactly her forte.
In several past interviews, the mom of three, who shares all her kids with husband JAY-Z, 55, has openly said that despite many attempts, cooking just hasn’t been her strong suit.
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