Beyonce is barely recognizable as she is spotted riding in a classic convertible in Beverly Hills… and accidentally wears her face mask upside down
Like most stars during the coronavirus pandemic she has been keeping a low profile as most work commitments have been postponed.
But on Friday Beyonce was spotted in Beverly Hills, enjoying some fresh air in a Mercedes convertible alongside a pal, but keeping her face covered to avoid attention.
The Single Ladies hitmaker was barely recognizable as she covered her head in a gray sweater along with a face mask and sunglasses.
Who’s that girl? Beyonce is pictured out in Beverly Hills on Friday taking a ride in a classic convertible with a pal
While the pop icon took precautions by wearing the PPE, she accidentally wore the mask upside down.
The grey face covering was personalized, featuring an embroidered ‘B’ on one side which was unfortunately the wrong way up.
The ladies were seen leaving a building in the upscale business district before driving down some of the leafy residential streets.
The pop icon’s bodyguard made sure to stay close, driving in front of the pair.
On Monday Beyonce’s mother Tina Lawson, 66, posted a sweet side-by-side shot of Beyonce and her as babies around the same age.
‘Who is Who ? Me and Bey as bonnet babies’ she captioned the sweet snap.
Whoops! Bey’s mask, embroidered with a small ‘B’ on one side, was on upside down
Getting some sun: The mega star was seen leaving a building in Beverly Hills with a pal driving the sleek classic car
Queen Bey: The Drunk In Love hitmaker was barely recognizable with a grey sweater over her head
Meanwhile, Tina revealed the whole family was tested for COVID-19 so they could spend Mother’s Day together earlier this month.
Tina – who also has daughter Solange, 33, with ex-husband Mathew Knowles -said on the Tamron Hall Show: ‘We all got tested. We’ve gotten the results back and everybody is okay so I hope that we can get together this Mother’s Day and have dinner together. I can actually touch them, for real.’
Tina – who has been married to Richard Lawson since 2015 – has four granchildren, Beyonce’s eight-year-old daughter Blue Ivy and two-year-old twins, Sir and Rumi and Solange’s 15-year-old son Daniel Jr.
Friday drive: The ladies were seen driving through the leafy streets of the upscale neighborhood
Life on hold: Like most stars during the coronavirus pandemic, the singer has been keeping a low profile
Icon: The singer is pictured making a surprise appearance at the One World: Together At Home telecast last month
And Tina admitted she is struggling to cope without seeing her children and grandchildren. She explained: ‘It makes me sad, especially on Sundays because that’s the day that we all get together. So on Sunday mornings I’ve got the blues.’
Sharing her parenting advice, she added: ‘My best advice would be that you can’t raise kids and have the philosophy of – Do as I say and not as I do – because they are watching everything you do.’
‘So the best advice I can give you is be what you want them to be. You practice what you want them to be.’
Twinning: On Monday Beyonce’s mother Tina Lawson, 66, posted a sweet side-by-side shot of Beyonce and her as babies around the same age