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Beyonce leads the crowd to sing happy birthday at her mother's surprise 65th birthday party (photos)
Beyonce's mother, Tina Lawson turned 65 on Friday,January 4th and her husband, Richard Lawson, threw her a surprise party.
Beyonce was present at the party and took various photos with her mother where they both
had crowns on their heads.
had crowns on their heads.
Beyonce also led the crowd to sing "Happy Birthday" to her mother.
Family and friends were all present to celebrate the grandmother-of-four and she took to Instagram to share photos and videos from the party.
One caption reads: "My surprise party."
Ms Lawson also gave her husband a sweet shout-out for pulling off the surprise party.
She wrote:
I am almost impossible to fool so my wonderful hubby Richard did an amazing job of keeping this party a secret that’s major. But I had a blast and I’m so thankful to @fabkasi and Amanda , @melbafarq @jo_turman for working so hard. ??????
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