Beyonce & Blue Ivy Are Still Shopping At The Discount Store & The Hive Can Relate

26 March 2018, 11:58

Bey loves a bargain.

In December last year, a number of lucky shoppers got the surprise of a lifetime when they bumped into the actual Beyoncé at their local discount store.

And it appears Bey still has a keen eye for a bargain after the R&B songstress was spotted filling up her cart once again at popular US shop Target over the weekend.

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Accompanied by her six-year-old daughter Blue Ivy, Bey could be seen walking around the Westwood City store in a pair of stilettos as fans looked on in disbelief.

It wasn't long before the Beyhive clocked their idol's latest visit - and their reactions are everything.

Sooooooo I saw Beyoncé at work today... pic.twitter.com/xFnd9kBObJ
— Ana (@AnaEBaez) 25 March 2018

You know Beyoncé rich af, she got a full cart at Target. https://t.co/dNnaqFRIox
— Cozy (@underscorecash) 25 March 2018

So you come to MY hood to shop at MY target across the street from MY house but couldn’t pick up your...I’m so sick of you @beyonce pic.twitter.com/J5ZbklCJ46
— Celesse (@CelesseNTheCity) 25 March 2018

I love that Beyoncé invented Target. Queen. https://t.co/oFFtfbjFyS
— Yesenia (@omgwtftbscat152) 25 March 2018

Caught in #Target 2x in 3mths. Coincidence? Is it business as usual? Could a kid's clothing or toy line be in the works? #Beyonce comes & goes like a phantom when she doesn't want to be seen. Say what you like, but she depends on fans to indirectly put out certain photos. pic.twitter.com/ni72H26JG3
— Star (@StarciaMoore) 26 March 2018

Beyoncé shops at target. I shop at target now. We’re basically best friends.
— Parí (@princexparis) 25 March 2018

Meanwhile, Beyoncé and her husband JAY-Z are gearing up for their hotly-anticipated 'On The Run II' World Tour.

The superstar couple - who were recently spotted shooting a new music video in Jamaica - added an extra London date to the UK leg following overwhelming demand for tickets.