The couple, who together have a 16-month-old daughter Blue Ivy, performed their huge hit 'Crazy In Love' much to the delight of the crowd at London's Twickenham Stadium, reported Contactmusic.
They even shared a kiss on stage in front of the fans at the show in aid of The Chime For Change charity which funds education, health and justice projects for women.
Opening her set with 'A Change Is Gonna Come', Beyonce led the crowd through a set filled with hits like 'If I Were A Boy' and 'Single Ladies'.
Beyonce then brought her headline performance to an end with the ever-powerful 'Halo', closing a hugely successful event.
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