Beyonce & Jay-Z Plan to Launch Line of Baby Products

By: Taren Vaughan

And the Carters continue to find ways to bring in the dough as Beyonce and Jay-Z are in the process of trying to get their daughter’s full name, Blue Ivy Carter, trademarked and are planning to launch a line of baby products using it. Beyonce and Jay-Z have both been keeping busy with their separate careers. Beyonce is about to kick off her ‘The Mrs. Carter Show’ world tour that she is about to go on and is continuing to tease the BeyHive with snippets of her new music that will be featured on her highly anticipated upcoming studio album that is said to be fire. Jay-Z on the other hand is making things happen with his Roc Nation Sports and has his eyes set on becoming a certified baseball agent, Jay only steps away from making that a done deal. As both Beyonce and Jay-Z led pretty hectic lives with the careers that they have, the Carters make certain that their busy schedules are put to the side so that they can spend quality time with their daughter Blue Ivy Carter. Beyonce’s pregnancy and Blue Ivy’s birth were both two of the most talked about events in Hollywood that made headlines with the quickness. And the news of the Carters’ attempt to trademark their daughter’s name did just the same.

Beyonce and Jay-Z sought to have the name ‘Blue Ivy’ trademarked as they had plans to use the name for a product line. But they got beat to the punch by Boston event planner Veronica Alexandra who they lost the trademark battle to and who had some things to say about the couple afterwards. Well it looks as though Beyonce and Jay-Z aren’t done with their trademark aspirations as reports have revealed that they have filed an application with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, a document obtained by RumorFix. Beyonce and Jay-Z want to trademark the name ‘Blue Ivy Carter’ for skin care products, baby strollers, scrunchies, eyeglasses, video games, and many more things and they have three years to prove that they will be using the name for product purposes.