Beyonce and Jay-Z wished their fans a happy Thanksgiving by giving them a sneak peek of their 10-month-old daughter Blue Ivy.

Beyonce and Jay-Z wished their fans a happy Thanksgiving by giving them a sneak peek of their 10-month-old daughter Blue Ivy.

Beyonce posted pictures of Blue Ivy Carter on her Tumbler website 'I Am Beyonce' on Nov.24.

"From my family to yours," the "Love On Top" singer wrote in a handwritten letter to her fans. "Wishing you a happy and healthy Thanksgiving."

In one photo, the Houston native is sporting braided cornrows in her hair while holding her daughter, who will turn 1 in January. They are both dressed in her namesake print blue outfits. Blue Ivy faces away from the camera, but fans get a glimpse of her head full of tuft, curly hair.

In another image, the 31-year-old's husband, Jay-Z, 42, is walking through a garden holding their precious one.

The Grammy winner's younger sister Solange Knowles gushed about fun times spent with her niece in a recent interview. Knowles shared that she and her older sister get their children together at least once a week, so Blue Ivy could hang out with her son Julez, 8.

"[Blue] and Julez are going to grow up more like sister and brother than cousins," Solange told New York magazine.

Beyonce's career is picking up again. Today, HBO announced that it will broadcast a Beyonce documentary in February, directed and produced by the singer.

Last month, hip-hop's royal couple experienced their first legal setback since they welcomed Blue Ivy into the world.

On the same day that it was announced that Beyonce will headline the half-time show during the 2013 NFL Superbowl, the singer lost a legal battle against a Boston wedding planning company over exclusive rights to the name Blue Ivy.

Boston's local Fox news affiliate, Fox 25, reported on Saturday, Oct. 20, that Blue Ivy Events can keep the name of their company; the "Crazy In Love" singer and her "Watch The Throne" husband had filed an application to have exclusive use of the name Blue Ivy. According to several reports, the multi-Grammy winner intended to launch a clothing line with the name.