In a twinkle of an eye, Queen Bey stumbled ever slightly while performing with her group of female dancers at the Super Bowl 50 Halftime showon Sunday, February 7. But the Diva regained her footing and continued the show like a pro.
Singer almost falls during Super Bowl performance [WATCH]
During her Super Bowl Halftime showdown on February 7, Beyonce almost tripped but as a pro, she just carried on!
Beyonce at Super Bowl 50 Halftime show
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The singer live debuted her brand new single 'Formation' at the show, taking center stage in front of a bevy of backup dancers.
The routine was going along flawlessly, as per usual, when Beyoncé did a backwards hop and lost her footing for the briefest of moments. In true Queen Bey form, she kept right on dancing – and somehow managed to make her misstep look like it was all part of the plan.
A Beyhive caught the thrilling moment and landed it on Twitter [Watch]:
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