Jay Z sends 10,000 flowers to Beyonce

Monday, 8 February 2016 08:50

Jay Z sent Beyonce 10,000 roses before her performance at the Super Bowl this evening (07.02.16). The '99 Problems' hitmaker made the grand gesture to wish his wife - with whom he has four-year-old daughter Blue Ivy - good luck ahead of her guest appearance at the prestigious halftime show with Coldplay at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California, Us Weekly reports. As well as Beyonce, Bruno Mars also took to the stage with the 'Paradise' hitmakers. The NFL championship game between the Carolina Panthers and Denver Broncos also saw Lady Gaga sing the US national anthem.

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