Beyoncé offers rare glimpse into family life with her and Jay-Z's three Kids

Beyoncé revealed more about her three children than ever before in a rare and personal interview with GQ released on Tuesday.

The celebrity provided some insight into the personality of her three children, Blue Ivy, 12, and twins Rumi and Sir, six, whom she shares with husband Jay Z.

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"Raising three kids is not easy. "The older they get, the more they become their own people, with their own needs, hobbies, and social lives," she explained. "My twins were sent from God. Parenting is an ongoing process of self-discovery. It requires a lot of prayer and patience. I adore it. It's reassuring and rewarding."

Regarding her eldest child, the "16 Carriages" singer recalled on Blue joining her onstage to dance during the Renaissance World Tour, admitting that the tween initiated the topic about performing.

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"Blue is an artist. She has excellent taste in music and fashion. She is an excellent editor, painter, and actress. "She's been creating characters since she was three," Beyoncé exclaimed. "She is a natural, but I didn't want Blue on stage. Blue wanted it for herself. She took it seriously, and she deserved it. And, most importantly, she had fun! Every night, we all watched her grow in front of our eyes.

She continued, "My children accompany me everywhere I go. After school, they come to my office and join me in the studio. They are attending dance rehearsals. It's natural for them to learn my choreography."

When it comes to her profession, Beyoncé believes family always comes first. "My job schedule revolves around my family. "I try to tour only when my children are out of school," she added. "I always dreamt of a life where I could see the world with my family and expose them to different languages, architecture, and lifestyles."

Beyoncé, probably the biggest name in music today, is intentional about protecting her family.

"We live in a world of access. We have access to a wealth of information—some facts, some pure nonsense disguised as truth," she explained. "Our children may FaceTime and see their buddies at any time. My hubby and I? We used calling cards and Skype to fall in love. I couldn't afford overseas hotel bills, so I used international calling cards to call him."

While certain technological improvements enabled loved ones to communicate, others blurred the line between fact and imagination. Beyoncé stated, "Just recently, I heard an AI song that sounded so much like me that it scared me." It's impossible to determine what's true and what isn't.

This is why the Grammy winner works "extremely hard" to guarantee that her "kids can have as much normalcy and privacy as possible, ensuring my personal life isn't turned into a brand." She continued, "It's really easy for celebrities to convert our lives into performance art. I have worked so hard to be loyal to my limits and protect myself and my family. "No amount of money is worth my peace.