While rumors of trouble in paradise have been running rampant, Beyoncé and Jay Z are reminding the internet that it's all good. Bey took to her website to post photos of her happy family during a trip to visit Kara Walker's "A Subtletly or the Marvelous Sugar Baby," at Brooklyn's Domino Sugar Factory.
Adding to the adorability factor of the artsy outing was Bey and daugher Blue Ivy's matching outfits. They each sported identical floral Dolce & Gabbana dresses, the only difference being the price tag (it's $1,495 for Bey's look, $390 for Blue Ivy) and an extra set of bloomers for the little hip hop scion. We have a feeling this isn't the last time the mother-daughter duo will hit the town in fierce, coordinated get-ups and we're #notmad about it.
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