Beyonce Mrs. Carter Show World Tour UK Royalty [PHOTOS] Queen Bey Makes British Fans Dreams Come True, TALKS WHY NAME "BLUE IVY', Princess Eugenie of York Duet Bey 'Irreplacable'

Queen B may not be of British lineage, but she sure is "royalty" to some of her fans.   While rocking out in the United Kingdom Bey made two of her young British dreams a reality with an impromptu parking lot phone interview, two tickets to her sold-out show, telling them why she name her daughter Blue "Ivy." If that was not enough the "Grown Woman" singer alledgedly attempted a duet with Princess Eugenie (the youngest daughter of Prince Andrew, Duke of York, and Sarah, Duchess of York)?

When Beyonce is one the scene its bound to be epic!  According to Newbury Today, Queen Bey proved why she considers her self a QUEEN.  While walking through a Newbury parking lot in between shows for her Mrs. Carter World Tour, Bey was approached by young fan Rob McGuire, 16, and in less than an hour he had an interview with Bey and two tickets to her Mrs. Carter World Tour.

Sixteen-year-old Rob was in the car park at 3pm when he spotted Beyoncé, reported Newbury Today. He said: "She had bodyguards with her. She was wearing dark glasses and a hooded top, but I was fairly positive it was her.

"I called my friend because she is a huge fan," McGuire told the UK media outlet. "I didn't want to be rude and just walk up to her. But then she walked right near me. I looked at one of the bodyguards and he looked at me, and then I looked at Beyoncé and just asked 'would you speak to my mate, she's your biggest fan?' and she took the phone.

McGuire's friend Brandy Funderbunk was all too excited to receive a call from Beyoncé.  "I knew it was her from her voice. I've seen countless interviews, all her films, videos, songs, so I know her voice. I talked to her for about a minute, I don't really know what I said, just off on one telling her how much of a fan I was. My heart was pounding, I was bright red, and I felt faint."

Since the two teens made it that far, they took a leap and asked Beyonce why she names her daughter Blue Ivy and Queen B responded.  She confirmed what tabloids reported a year ago that the name Ivy was because her favourite number is four, and IV is four in Roman numerals.

If that wasn't enough, Bey  rewarded that pair who had been trying to get tickets to Bey's UK shows, which sold-out in 10 Minute according to The Daily Mail.  "I told Beyoncé that I'd been trying to get tickets for ages, and asked her was there any way to get them - and she said we could have two," Funderbunk said.

McGuire recounted his surprise when the tickets arrived at his door. "I was at home, there was a knock on the door and Beyoncé's assistant was on the doorstep. I wanted to hug her - but I didn't. I wasn't sure about telling people, I didn't want to seem ungrateful, but I really wanted to tell them thanks. People still don't believe it."

Queen Bey has been wowing fans all over Europe.  They Queen was near "ordainment" at one of her recent 02 shows, according to The YBF. She was singing her Ne-Yo written hit "Irreplaceable," and held the mic out for the crowd to sing along, Princess Eugenie was lucky fan who was put on the spot to "duet" with the Grammy Award winning star.

Bey is coming to North America this summer.  Are you ready?