Blue Ivy Carter won the best voice-over award at the 2021 Voice Art Awards

Congratulations to Blue Ivy Carter, she is growing into her own star.Earlier this year, we celebrated Blue’s victory Her first Grammy Award. Now she has added another award to her ever-growing collection. On Sunday, program officials announced that Blue Ivy won the best voice-over award at the 2021 Voice Art Awards.

Win details

She was chosen as the winner for the audiobook version of the popular children’s story “The Love of Hair”. Soon after winning the award, author Matthew A. Cherry spent some time congratulating Blue Ivy on Instagram.

“Congratulations to Blue Ivy Carter for winning the best audiobook narration-the children (Infanta to 12 years old) awarded to #HairLove at the @societyvoicearts awards ceremony last night,” Matthew wrote on Monday.

In addition to the author and Blue, audiobook producer Erick Black is also selected! For those who are not familiar with this book, it explores and celebrates the relationship between African American fathers and their daughters. The viral video of a black father combing his daughter’s hair was the inspiration for Matthew’s book.

Blue Ivy’s congratulations don’t stop there.Her maternal grandmother Tina Lawson (Tina Lawson) also For her grandson Some love.

“Congratulations, Blue, you killed this,” Tina wrote. “This is just the beginning! You are so talented! Grandma is so proud!!!”

Rising star

As mentioned earlier, Blue Ivy has more and more awards, including the prestigious Grammy Awards. The 9-year-old won with her iconic mother Beyonce. The duo won the Best Music Video Award for their project “Brown Skin Girl”. After its release in the summer of 2020, the song caused a viral sensation among black girls and women everywhere. At the time, this victory made Blue Ivy the second youngest recipient of the award.

This year Blue Ivy won not only the Grammy Award and the Vocal Award, but also the Video Music Award. The young star and Beyoncé won the best photography category of MTV VMA in 2021 with “Brown Girl”. This time, Blue Ivy won the youngest VMA title in its history.