Beyonce & Jay Z Ride Dirty in Thailand + Solange & Hubby Embrace Mother Nature [Photos]
The Carter crew is still enjoying the good life in Thailand. As you know, Beyonce, Jay Z, Blue Ivy and their close friends have spent the last week playing tourist.
We recently spotted Jay Z driving his scooter around Thailand, with Mrs. Carter in tow and Blue having a fun time at a local petting zoo (with a wild animal, I might add).
Meanwhile, Beyonce’s baby sister, Solange Knowles spent her past few days with mother nature. The newly married singer and husband Alan Ferguson camped out at Joshua Tree, California for the New Year’s holiday. Solange posted a series of photos on Instagram, writing:
Good friends, mountain valleys, kombucha cocktails, Carl Thomas jams, desert hikes, “have I never ever” fails, crop tops, Spanish food and so many, many tings . Trip filled with laughs, pop lock and drop its, peaceful reflections, but best of all …….love! Thanks @shelterco for setting up Camp “Turn Up Tipi”…..
See more pix of her outdoor bash on the next page.
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