Jay-Z and Beyonce's eight-year-old daughter Rumi was seen being wrangled by security during Sunday's historic Super Bowl.

The youngster joined older sister Blue, 14, and their rapper father, 56, to watch Bad Bunny and the Seattle Seahawks beat the New England Patriots at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California.

Clearly excited by the fanfare, Rumi at one point was seen being manhandled by her family's security after she almost got in the way of football players running off the pitch at full speed.

In a clip that was shared on social media, the youngster was gently grabbed by a bodyguard, who was dressed in all black and wore black sunglasses, and nudge back to safety.

The moment amused viewers at home who joked that the Rumi was keeping Jay-Z and his team on their toes.

Taking to Instagram, one wrote: 'Why did it look like Rumi was getting escorted out. She is hilarious bro.'

Another agreed and said: 'Rumi is such a character. She's too cute. Looks like she jumped the rails and was getting kicked off the field.'

'Security guard was like, "man get your kids!"' a third continued.

Defending Rumi's behavior, another argued: 'Rumi just wanna be a kid!'

Jay-Z continued the tradition of bringing his children to the Super Bowl on Sunday.

In photos, the Grammy-winning star beamed with pride while walking the sidelines with a stylish Blue ahead of kick-off.

Blue looked like the spitting image of her famous mom, and at one point was pictured doing a joyful jump alongside rarely seen sister Rumi.

The teenager showcased her fashion credentials in a trendy black oversized football jacket, accessorizing her look with a coveted $2,550 Balenciaga denim purse. She completed the outfit with oversized jeans and tan boots.

Meanwhile, Rumi sported a white t-shirt with the number 60 on it, and a black skirt.

Jay-Z kept it casual in a black hoodie paired with black pants and gloves. He kept his eyes shielded with black sunglasses.

While her husband and daughters commanded the spotlight on the field, Beyonce seemingly opted to sit out the event along with Rumi's eight-year-old twin brother, Sir. 

Though Blue Ivy has been in the limelight ever since her birth in 2012, Beyoncé and Jay-Z have notably been more reluctant to share as much about their twins with the world.

It has long been believed that this is due to the music super couple's desire to help their children protect their privacy.

During a rare candid chat about motherhood in 2024, Beyoncé admitted to GQ Magazine that she manages her schedule around her children, so she is always with them. 

'My kids come with me everywhere I go. They come to my office after school, and they are in the studio with me,' she explained.

'They are in dance rehearsals. It's natural that they would learn my choreography.' 

She also emphasized her desire to keep their lives as normal as it could be considering their global fame.

The singer explained: 'One thing I've worked extremely hard on is making sure my kids can have as much normalcy and privacy as possible, ensuring my personal life isn't turned into a brand. It's very easy for celebrities to turn our lives into performance art.

'I have made an extreme effort to stay true to my boundaries and protect myself and my family. No amount of money is worth my peace.'

Jay-Z himself gave similar insight into the personalities of his children to Elliott Wilson and Brian Miller on the Rap Radar podcast in 2017.

'Rumi is our favorite poet, so it was for our daughter. Sir was like, man, came out the gate,' he boasted. 'He carries himself like that. He just came out, like, Sir.'