Blue Ivy Channels Beyoncé in Stylish Yankees Look

Jay-Z delighted his fans on Sunday night when he invited his wife and their lookalike daughter Blue Ivy to join him on stage at the Yankee Stadium.

Both wearing their own Yankee-inspired looks on the third night of Jay-Z's residency, Blue Ivy, 14, looked just like her superstar mother, 44, with her matching blonde hair and megawatt smile. 

After a three hour delay due to a security breach, Beyonce performed Drunk In Love, in a custom Yankees T-shirt with sparkly denim Levi's hotpants, glittering tights and Jimmy Choo x Timberland boots. 

She roared: 'Give it up for my baby' as she introduced her eldest child on stage, with a smiling Jay-Z, 56, saying: 'Make some noise for the legendary Blue Ivy Carter.' 

Blue Ivy walked on stage, mirroring her mother's style in a pinstripe Yankees shirt, Yankees cap and baggy jeans, playing a piano solo to her dad's song Feelin' It. 

Beyonce also performed Mary J Blige's song Can’t Knock the Hustle, wearing a black pinstripe suit and there was also a surprise performance from Rihanna who performed B***h Better Have My Money.

Proud Jay-Z spoke about his daughter Blue's incredible piano playing skills to GQ back in March. 

He said: 'She won’t let us get her a teacher. She doesn’t want it to be a job. But she has perfect pitch. If she hears a song, she’ll be like "Play it again" and then she’ll teach herself.

'That’s just talent. She doesn’t work at that. She worked at this, and it makes me proud that she fought for something that she really wanted to do.

'I don’t think we’re going to be able to get her off that stage now.'

Jay-Z fans were left furious when they were kept waiting for more than three hours after chaos ensued at his concert on Sunday. 

The delay came as a result of fans breaking through a security checkpoint resulting in concern that people might get trampled. 

When Jay-Z did appear, after midnight, he apologised profusely for the delay, saying: 'I appreciate your patience. We gonna have a good time. 

'I got some s**t for you, I promise you. There was like ten thousand people outside and they closed all the doors ‘cuz [people] rushed the door and I didn’t want to start music and have people get trampled. 

'I’m really sorry for the inconvenience.' 

A police source told New York's ABC7 that 'a large number of fans rushed at least two of the stadium’s gates and got past security without being screened. 

'A full lockdown of the stadium ensued, with fans neither being allowed out of the venue nor inside for an extended period of time.'

Fans had complained about Jay-Z being five hours late on social media but a close source confirmed he was in fact around three hours delayed.

They said: 'Regarding the delay, the opening act was announced for 8:00pm and Jay-Z had gone on stage between 9:10-9:40pm the previous two nights, so the delay was approximately 3 hours.'

Social media accounts of fans in attendance had said: 'Ok Jay, we been waiting for five hours! WTF we gotta go to work tomorrow.' 

'At this point the only thing that can make up for this is Dan – Beyoncé I mean you gotta bring everybody out at this point #jayz #newyorkcity #beyonce #nyc #jayzconcert.' 

'People are throwing up, fainting and asking for medics at the Jay Z show. This is insane, inhuman and very dangerous. Police arent doing anything. #jayz30.'

'Jay-Z concert going into extra innings with Night 3, the finale in the Bronx. It’s almost 11 p.m., and he still hasn’t come on stage. 

'Apparently, people tried to rush the gates outside, and they've officially closed the stadium, not letting anyone else in. 

'No clue when this show is going to start. We’ve been waiting more than three hours.'

Fans shared videos of people running in through the doors and added: 'Wow even celebrities are stuck outside the last Jay Z yankee stadium show tonight. 

'Fabolous, Charlamagne, and A$AP Rocky seen outside waiting to get in, along with someone being wheelchaired out.'

'This was part of the issue that caused the delay at the Jay-Z show - please improve security and organization as this could have been dangerous for those outside and inside the stadium.' 

'So we’ve all been outside trying to get in to see Jay Z because hundreds of fans mobbed the place and got in for free so now they locked the doors.'

The New York Yankees, Roc Nation and Live Nation issued a joint statement to Daily Mail on Monday.

They said: 'On Sunday evening at various fan entrances at Yankee Stadium, hundreds of individuals in large groups — who did not have tickets to tonight’s performance — stormed over peaceful ticketholders, and in some cases, breached security. 

'As a result, gates at all entrances of the Stadium were closed for an extended period of time. 

'With the thoughtful guidance of the NYPD, gates were reopened cautiously and carefully to ensure the safety of those inside and outside. 

'The Yankees, Roc Nation and Live Nation express our deep gratitude to the NYPD and to Yankee Stadium security personnel for their leadership and direction throughout the evening, putting the welfare of attendees above all other considerations.'