Beyoncé's mum Tina Knowles has revealed that her daughters used to feed the homeless as children as she opened up about their childhood
June 04, 2020 - 11:53 BST Hanna Fillingham Beyoncé's mum Tina Knowles has given an incredible insight into her daughter's early years in a powerful new post on Instagram, revealing that the singer and her sister Solange would feed the homeless after church each week.
View this post on Instagram Pastors Rudy and Juanita Rasmus have been Guardian Angels to our communities and the homeless, In our hometown Houston Texas for 29 years . Beyonce and Solange were 9 and 4 years old and were feeding the homeless after church with turkeys and can goods cooked by the ladies in the church ! They were purchased by the few Members of the church every Sunday . Boy has St. Johns come a long way! My Kids Learned about serving others as Kids partly because of St Johns.
Tina continued:"They were purchased by the few Members of the church every Sunday. Boy has St. Johns come a long way! My kids learned about serving others as kids partly because of St Johns. It is still a wonderful place of worship. Services are online and YouTube on TV every Sunday." Fans were quick to comment on the uplifting post, with one writing:"This is wonderful," while another wrote:"We need our guardian angels. They lift us up when we are at our lowest.
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