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Beyonce Reveals Blue Ivy’s Face

Published on February 15, 2013

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After a year of fuzzy photos and speculation, the world has finally seen Blue Ivy Carter, perhaps the world’s most famous baby. Superstar mom Beyonce showed her little one’s face in her documentary “Life Is But a Dream” and this screenshot is all over Twitter. Who does little miss Blue Ivy favor most, mom or dad?

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