Beyonce said she is very busy with her children

Beyonce said she is very busy with her children, he focuses on his music to a mother and is in no hurry.

The 'Best Thing I Never Had' star's nephew by her sister, Solange, see published U.S. show yesterday (July 28) andwas asked when they plan for children with husband Jay Z is doing.

Bey matter of fact, although the question did not move, as she replied "When it happens, it happens."

Speaking about her current position on her career, Beyonce told the View ladies that: "My priorities have changed because I’ve accomplished so much and I just want to make music that makes people feel".

Adding: "I don’t want to be put in a box and labeled and it’s really exciting, this point in my life. I’m turning 30 and I feel like I know who I am and I’m not afraid to do whatever inspires me."

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Beyonce seeing at London's Oxford Street shopping spree yesterday

Beyonce seeing at London's Oxford Street shopping spree yesterday, she was seen splashing the cash.

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The Best Thing I Never Had singer shops in just 90 minutes to download 9,000 splurged, huge fall in the £ 5k Topshop's flagship store alone, according to The Sun .

Queen B was wearing a red dress with large tan, is said that 50 minute trip from Topshop store cost a thousand pounds in ten minutes.

Accompanied by her mother Tina Knowles, the former Destiny's Child star then paid a visit to Selfridges, where she spent another £4,000 in just 40 minutes.

By Tina Knowles her mother, the former Destiny's Child star Selfridges, where he spent just 40 minutes I visited another £ 4,000.

An onlooker who witness Bey's shopping spree told the tabloid: "It was like that shopping scene out of Pretty Woman. Everyone was gobsmacked at the speed she was choosing clothes."

They added: "When she hit the shoe section she picked up even more speed. The woman clearly loves footwear."

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