Beyonce horrifies crowd as flying car prop TILTS mid-air with her on it during Cowboy Carter tour

Beyonce was forced to abruptly stop her show after the flying car she was riding on seemingly began to tilt mid-air. 

The horrifying moment occurred at her Houston concert on Saturday and stunned audience members, who captured it all on video. 

The car the singer, 43, was on during her 16 Carriages performance could be seen at an obvious slant before she instructed the show to stop. 

‘Stop,’ she said sternly. ‘Stop, stop, stop,’ she commanded, concern evident in her voice. The crowd grew quiet before they erupted into a mixture of yelling and cheering. 

The car, hanging from a harness, was slowly and safely brought back down to the stage. 

It’s unclear what exactly occurred but according to various social media accounts, her car began to tilt in the air. According to the Houston Chronicle, her car had stopped moving midair. 

Beyonce was forced to abruptly stop her show whilst mid-air in her flying car, and the horrifying moment was captured by numerous fans who attended the show

Beyonce was forced to abruptly stop her show whilst mid-air in her flying car as her tour was hit with another malfunction

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The songstress, now safely on stage, then resumed performing her song and thanked her fans with a heartfelt message.

‘I wanna thank y’all for loving me,’ Beyonce told the audience. ‘If ever I fall, I know y’all will catch me.’

It’s not the first time Beyonce has suffered from a mechanical issue during her Cowboy Carter tour.

In May, the songstress was captured in fan video on the final show of her five-night run in Los Angeles as a robot on stage failed to hit its mark.

During one section of the concert at Inglewood’s SoFi Stadium, Beyoncé took a break to sit on a large gold thrown as a robotic arm that wouldn’t have been out of place in a factory attempted to pour a bottle of liquor into her glass on one of the throne’s arms.

But the robot upended the bottle just an inch or two away from the drink, and instead poured the liquid all over the golden chair she was sitting in.

Beyoncé was supposed to follow up the over-the-top display by taking a sip of her drinking and grabbing a remote control on the other arm rest as if to turn on the TV before vegging out.

The car, hanging from a harness, was slowly and safely brought back down to the stage

The car was safely lowered down onto the stage

The red car, which Beyonce flies upon during her 16 Carriages performance, was at an obvious slant

But the Texas Hold ‘Em singer — who was dressed in a busty white Western suit covered in sequins and tassels — looked surprised and embarrassed as she briefly picked up her glass and realized that it was empty.

Her mouth started to curl into a smile as she quickly returned the empty glass to its spot on her arm rest.

But Beyoncé managed to tamp down her smile and continued with the act as she picked up the remote and flicked it as if to turn on a television.

Earlier this month, Beyonce lost her chaps on stage during a show in London.

The diva from Texas was walking while singing as the fringed chaps fell to the ground as she looked astonished, according to TMZ.

The crowd fell quiet after Beyonce asked to stop the show before they erupted into a mixture of yelling and cheering

The Cowboy Carter Tour, officially titled Cowboy Carter and the Rodeo Chitlin’ Circuit Tour, is Beyonce’s ongoing concert tour in support of her album Cowboy Carter; Beyonce pictured in April

Her look was a gold plunging bodysuit under gold fringed chaps with high heels and sunglasses as her accessories.

The site claimed that she ‘effortlessly performed’ during the embarrassing incident as she slid down to pull the chaps back on.

The Cowboy Carter Tour, officially titled Cowboy Carter and the Rodeo Chitlin’ Circuit Tour, is Beyonce’s ongoing concert tour in support of her album Cowboy Carter.

It’s an all-stadium tour, featuring 32 stadium shows in the U.S. and Europe.

The tour began on April 28, 2025, in Inglewood, California, and is scheduled to conclude on July 26, 2025, in Paradise, Nevada.