Fans Love Beyoncé’s Reveal About Where Rumi Loves to Shop

It seems like every new detail we learn about Rumi Carter, Beyoncé and Jay-Z’s youngest daughter, makes the internet love her even more. And the latest reveal about her shopping preferences is further proof of that!

If you somehow missed it, Bey spoke about Rumi during a new interview for i-D Magazine. In it, she shared how excited she is to pass down her archival looks and wardrobe to the nine-year-old and her older sister, Blue Ivy, especially now that they’re developing their own sense of unique style. Speaking to her love of clothes and fashion, Bey then revealed that there are two stores, specifically, that Rumi loves to spend time in.

 “Rumi’s favorite place to shop right now is Ross and TJ Maxx these days,” Bey said.

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And you know what? We can do nothing but heap praise on her because if you take one scroll on TikTok and know anything about women and their “dilly-dallying” agendas, those two stores seem to always make the list.

So the fact that Rumi is already up on game and knows about the cool clothes and home goods found at those stores at this young age is truly impressive. No wonder why her outfits are already conversation starters! And it’s also no wonder why folks online were gushing over her and cracking hilarious jokes over this new reveal.

“Rumi knows her pieces!!!! Wait until she get up in HomeGoods,” wrote one user on X/Twitter.

“RUMI KNOW A GOOD DEAL WHEN SHE SEE IT YES NIECE,” said another.

One other user wrote: “This means there are beautiful and unnecessary ass household décor items with impossibly removable stickers on them somewhere inside Beyoncé and Jay-Z’s multi-million dollar home and I LOVE THIS.”

Added another: “I’ve always felt like Beyoncé was a frugal queen, and this just confirms it bc how Rumi know about the Maxx, chile.”

Another user noted, “Rumi could dilly dally with me lol because same, niece.”

TJMaxx also eventually entered the chat, saying in the comments section on a TikTok video: “Rumi’s Maxxinista era? We’re so here for it!”