She's set to be a mini mogul! Pregnant Beyonce's daughter Blue Ivy Carter set to 'launch her own line of products' after the singer filed an application to trademark the five-year-old's name

  • According to reports, the 35-year-old singer's company has filed legal documents this week to get the rights to use their daughters name for products
  • Beyonce and Jay-Z previously tried to secure the rights to the name 'Blue Ivy' in 2012, but were denied because someone else had already got approval for it 
  • This time around, the couple, who announced this week that they are expecting twins, have reportedly opted to use their daughter's full name, Blue Ivy Carter 

By Sarah Sotoodeh For Dailymail.com

Published: 17:16 EST, 3 February 2017 | Updated: 18:05 EST, 3 February 2017

She's going to be a big sister this year.

But before Blue Ivy Carter gets to see her younger siblings, there's one thing left mom Beyonce and dad Jay-Z want to check off from their list - enabling their daughter to turn into a mini businesswoman with her own eponymous line of products. 

Beyonce's company filed legal documents this week to secure the rights to use their five-year-old daughter's name to launch a range of unspecified items, according to TMZ - with the application covering everything from beauty products to 'baby teething rings'. 

Amazing: Beyonce's company filed legal documents this week to get the rights to use her full name - Blue Ivy Carter - to launch products, according to TMZ

Glowing goddess: Beyonce surprised fans after she posted a picture of her growing baby bump to her Instagram

Indeed, far from focusing on one specific product range, Beyonce and Jay-Z are clearly eager to cover all their bases, with the trademark application for their daughter's full name - Blue Ivy Carter - covering all manner of varied items. 

In addition to fragrances, cosmetics, hair care and skincare, the paperwork - which is publicly available to view on the United States Patent and Trademark Office database, also lists key chains, DVDs, CDs, baby carriages, bags, books and even playing cards and 'live musical performances'.

According to the database, the application was originally filed in January 2016, but was only made available for opposition on January 10 of this year. 

And while some might think that filing such an application for a five-year-old is somewhat premature, this application comes several years after Beyonce and Jay-Z first tried to trademark their daughter's name.  

Wow: The website reports that after the five-year-old's complete name - Blue Ivy Carter - is trademarked, Beyonce's company can release products like video games  and hair care

Happy family: Beyonce and Jay-Z previously tried to secure the rights to Blue Ivy in 2012 but it was denied because someone else had already got approval for it

The couple first tried to secure the rights to the name 'Blue Ivy' back in 2012, shortly after their daughter was born, however their application was denied because someone else had already been given approval for it.   

According to TMZ, however, their latest application looks set to be approved in the near future, happy news for the family who are already celebrating an incredibly exciting week.

On Wednesday, Beyonce surprised the world by announcing that she is expecting twins.

She posted a picture of her growing baby bump to her Instagram - now the most liked picture in the history of the social media app. 

Cute: Blue Ivy Carter pictured during the pregnancy shoot Beyonce released a day after her twins annoucement

The beauty, who wore a lace bra and underwear, held tight to her belly.

She wrote: 'We would like to share our love and happiness. We have been blessed two times over.'

Adding: 'We are incredibly grateful that our family will be growing by two, and we thank you for your well wishes. -The Carters.' 

They announced they were pregnant with Blue back in 2011 on stage at the MTV Video Music Awards after she performed her hit song Love On Top.  

Beyonce and Jay-Z welcomed Blue Ivy on January 7, 2012. 

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