Love Is Blind Favorites Lauren and Cameron Had Tina Knowles Bless 'Baby Hamilton' at the Cowboy Carter Tour

Love Is Blind stars Lauren Speed-Hamilton and Cameron Hamilton may be raising their very own superstar singer!

The married couple who previously announced that they were expecting their first baby together received an unexpected greeting at Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter Tour in Atlanta at the Mercedes-Benz Stadium.

The TV personalities posted a collab Instagram post on Monday, July 14, and shared that the Grammy winner’s mother, Tina Knowles, blessed their child with some “superstar energy.”

Lauren, 37, is photographed smiling as Knowles, 71, touches the expectant mother’s pregnant belly as her mouth remains agape. Meanwhile, Cameron, 35, looks directly as he smiles widely for the camera.

“Yaaass @mstinaknowles give our baby that super star energy✨, the caption read. “Wait till I show Baby Hamilton when he/she gets older ❤️.”

“I gave Ms. Tina the green light to touch. I know y’all curious 😂,” Cameron added in the comment section. His cheeky comment was seemingly about his “official PSA” on the couple’s podcast, The Love Seat, telling audiences, “Do not try to rub her stomach.”

Several Instagram users commented on the couple meeting Knowles. “This would be my biggest flex. ‘I got a photo with Beyonce's mom...in the womb’😂,” one user wrote.

“What an honor,” a user commented. Another added, “Come onnnn. We gotta name the baby Tina now. 😂😂😂.” While one user joked, “Now you got to name the baby Beyoncé.”

Lauren and Cameron, who first met and married on season 1 of the Netflix hit Love Is Blind, confirmed with PEOPLE in late May that they were expecting. At the time, they told PEOPLE that their pregnancy announcement was “a long time coming.” 

"We've literally been trying to get pregnant for four years,” Lauren said. The two have been open about their journey in the past. Lauren said in May that the feeling of finally getting a positive pregnancy test is "indescribable."

Cameron recalled the moment they learned that Lauren was pregnant. “We flipped [the pregnancy test] over. We saw the word pregnant, and that was just a huge moment to actually see the word pregnant on the test. It was a..."

"A relief," Lauren finished the sentence for her husband. "Because, well, we've taken a few pregnancy tests and when you use the ones with the lines, it could be anxiety driven because it's like, 'Is that what I think?' So seeing the word pregnant, it was amazing. We just looked at each other. I fell to my knees and cried."