Michelle Obama makes history by taking daughter to Beyonce

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Melbourne, May 27 (ANI): Michelle Obama accompanied her daughters Sasha and Malia to Beyonce's live performance in Atlantic City on Saturday.

The First Lady was at Revel Resorts with both the daughters where the dusky beauty performed live.

The girls too were spotted singing along to 'Love on Top', the News.com.au reported.

The crowd cheered loudly as The First Lady made her way to her seat in a shiny green dress.

While some snapped photos, others screamed out her name.

One of the fans yelled, "This is history!"

The 30-year-old singing sensation entered the stage wearing a glimmering silver outfit and hot pink shoes that matched her nails.

The singer's Atlantic City concerts are the first since she gave birth to daughter Blue Ivy in January. (ANI)

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