Fans stunned by rare photo of Beyonce’s younger daughter Rumi

Beyonce’s six-year-old daughter Rumi has emerged in a rare photo, with fans shocked by how much she looks like her famous dad.

Beyonce and Jay-Z's rarely seen daughter Rumi has emerged in a photo alongside her famous mother and Madonna.

Jay-Z has strong genes.

The US rapper’s second daughter with Beyoncé Knowles – six-year-old Rumi – has been seen in a rare photo alongside her famous mother and pop queen Madonna.

Rumi, whose twin brother is Sir, was pictured backstage at Beyonce’s Renaissance tour in New Jersey recently, which Madonna attended with her daughters Mercy, Stella and Estere.

And fans couldn’t help but notice just how much Rumi looks like both her dad and her older sister, 11-year-old Blue Ivy.

Madonna shared a photo of the group on her Instagram stories, which was re-shared on several Beyonce fan pages.

Beyonce and her daughter Rumi pictured backstage with Madonna and her three daughters.

One social media user wrote, “Rumi is Blue [sic] omg.” Another wrote, “Rumi looks exactly like Blue!”

A third said, “I legit thought it was Blue.”

Others noted just how much Rumi looks like her famous father.

“Rumi has Jay whole face! she’s so cute,” wrote one fan on Twitter.

“The Knowles and Carter genes are actually mad. Jay looks like Rumi who looks like Blue who looks like Sir who looks like Beyoncé who looks like Solange????” said another.

Rumi and Sir have stayed largely out of the spotlight, while Blue has recently begun tipping her toe in the world of showbiz.

Beyonce with her twins, Rumi and Sir, when they were babies.

The eldest daughter of Beyonce and Jay-Z joined the Break My Soul singer onstage in Paris in May, where they performed My Power and Black Parade together in front of 70,000 people.

Jay-Z and Bey share three children. Picture: Mike Coppola/Getty Images

Blue Ivy Carter and Beyonce. Picture: Kevin Winter/Getty Images

“This is my bloodline on the front line … Give it up for Blue Ivy,” Beyonce said as she was joined by Blue.

She previously joined Beyonce onstage in January for her concert at the Atlantis the Royal hotel in Dubai, in which the singer was reportedly paid a whopping $24 million to perform at the invite-only event – which also marked her first live concert since 2018.

It comes as Beyonce, who released her seventh studio album in July last year to much fanfare, is yet to announce Australian dates as part of her blockbuster Renaissance tour, leading many to speculate whether she’ll even bring the show down under.

The mother-of-three last toured Australia in 2013 with her Mrs. Carter Show tour.