Today it was revealed that Blue Ivy Carter will join the Lion King franchise as voice of Kiara, the daughter of King Samba & Queen Nala, in the Lion King prequel "Mufasa: The Lion King...."
Glover and Beyoncé are returning as King Samba & Queen Nala.
13 comments:
My problem with B is that tongue tied Houston accent. She has enough money to get a speech therapist to get rid of it.
Blue is good I guess. I never heard her speak.
I guess that when it comes to 12-year-old dress them accordingly, no cleavage showing.
Beyoncé is just reprising her role as Nala, but I’m here for the movie and Blue! She did good narrating Hair Love.
ugh....enough of these people
Blue is actually articulate ( doesn’t sound like her sinus is blocked) compared to how Beyonce speaks. I don’t get why she hasn’t fixed that with the money and resources she has.
So, they took over the Lion King franchise???
Jane toussaiant and her daughter
Twelve is too young to have the girls showing. They ought to be ashamed of themselves as parents.
I will not be watching
I only watch the original. And my 3 year old likes the original. I tried to get her to watch the Beyonce one. But no go. So won't bother w Mufasa. Maybe if they used some talented Broadway folks to bring it to life.. it be a new classic. Celebrity vs actually good??
Good mom
BeYAWNce & her brat I just can’t! BeYAWNce can’t speak her way out of a wet paper bag & Blue needs to be in school somewhere reading a book.
Saxualizing a minor - who isn't even a teenager yet - is never a good idea, I don't care who their parents are.
What's the rush to have appear to be so grown up? Why can't she be a kid until she's of age to warrant a little a little cleavage?
In the photo above, their attire should be reversed. Beyonce should have on the neck-plunging GOWN, and Blue should be covered up to her chin in LV. SMH.
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