Beyonce shares rare pics of twins Rumi and Sir on a family holiday to India

BEYONCE has sent fans wild over intimate pictures of her family on holiday to India.

The 37-year-old powerhouse recently jetted to South Asia to perform at the wedding of India's richest man, and the singing sensation has documented the entire trip, as well as her performance at the ceremony, on her website.

Included in the digital album, which is titled with the date 12.9.18 PT.2, are sweet photographs of the Halo hitmaker with her twins Rumi and Sir, who she gave birth to in June 2017.

One image captures her holding Rumi in her arms and smiling at her daughter, while she plays with a toy in her hand.

In the photo Rumi has her face turned away from the camera, which appears to be a recurring pose for her children.

Beyonce can be seen sporting an orange and royal blue backless dress as she plays with her child.

A separate photo from the trip captures Rumi and Sir sitting in the edge of a beach with their toes in the sea as the sun sets in front of them.

Again, the siblings have their backs to the camera as they entertain themselves on the beach.

However, Beyonce and husband Jay Z's oldest child, Blue Ivy, appears to be absent from the photographs.

Beyonce supporters took to social media to swoon over the Carter brood.

One tweeted: "Only thing Beyonce released is new pics of Rumi and Sir."

Another wrote: "Just gonna go cry over how cute Rumi and Sir are bye", while a third added: "How cute are Rumi and sir", alongside crying face and love heart eyes emoji.

Although this is not the first time the couple have shared pictures of their family, it is very rare for them to do so.

Beyonce previously posted pictures of her three little ones over the summer, when they were on vacation in Europe.

Prior to their holiday, when Beyonce and Jay Z performed their On The Run Tour II they previewed a clip of them getting their wedding vows renewed.

In the footage the pair can be seen holding hands and looking longingly into one another's eyes, while Rumi and Sir are being held by relatives in front of them.

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