Beyoncé was deeply moved by her mother’s emotional speech at Glamour’s Women of the Year Awards.
- Tina Knowles, honored among celebrity mothers, expressed immense pride in Beyoncé and Solange.
- Her heartfelt speech highlighted the love and support her daughters provide.
- A touching video tribute by Beyoncé and Solange honored their mother.
- The event celebrated Tina’s impact as a mother, grandmother, and inspiration.
Beyoncé found herself wiping away tears during her mother Tina Knowles’ emotional speech at Glamour’s Women of the Year Awards. Held in New York City, the event celebrated remarkable mothers, including those of Selena Gomez, Billie Eilish, and more.
Tina, at 70, was recognized for her maternal strength and praised her daughters, Beyoncé and Solange, for the incredible joy and pride they bring to her life. She described them as her tribe and expressed gratitude for their unwavering support.
During her acceptance speech, she shared, “My daughters have been there during my lowest points and have cheered me on during the highest ones, making me feel like I can conquer anything.” Beyoncé, overwhelmed, was visibly emotional.
Tina continued by sharing her pride in who her daughters have become—humble, grounded, and kind. Their humanity, she explained, is more important than any of their achievements.
The evening featured a touching video where Beyoncé and Solange paid tribute to their mother. Beyoncé expressed deep admiration, noting, “What’s not to love about my mom? She’s protective and always gives love.”
Solange added, “She inspires me by being a powerhouse, with grace, strength, and spirituality.” The tribute, filled with warmth, was watched by Beyoncé and their close family friend, Kelly Rowland.
Beyoncé’s emotional response to her mother’s words highlighted the deep bond they share. Tina Knowles’ previous reflections on Beyoncé’s courage, standing up to bullies, were echoed in her proud expressions at the awards.
Tina Knowles’ tribute resonated deeply, celebrating her daughters’ achievements and character.