Beyonce's emotional breakdown highlighted the conclusion of her Mrs. Carter World Tour as Queen Bey was in tears on stage during the final leg of her tour in Lisbon Portugal.
The 'Crazy in Love' hit maker goes all emotional in front of thousands of her fans at the MEO Arena after being on road for nearly a year. Beyonce then gave an emotional speech and thanked all of her fans for their continued support during the trek.
Beyonce said, "I want a spotlight. I want them to see me. If you all don't know, tonight makes 132 shows. Tonight is the last show of the Mrs. Carter Show."
"We started a year ago and I want to say this has been such a journey. In the past year, we've been through so much together. The Super Bowl, shooting the videos, all of these shows," Queen Bey added.
Beyonce also spoke about her daughter Blue Ivy vis-a-vis her tour.
"When I first started the tour, my baby was not even walking yet. I just want you to know that I am so lucky," she said.
Beyonce's emotional breakdown went all out as she relives her musical journey saying, "I'm giving y'all an ugly cry. Thank y'all again. Thank you for allowing me to have a career. And when I fall, you lift me up. When I'm hungry, you feed me. And I just want to give you my light. I dedicate this song to you," New Magazine UK quoted the singer.
Beyonce's emotional breakdown on stage was enough to make anyone watching the show sob into tears. The most lucrative tour in her career - the Mrs. Carter Show was the highest grossing female tour raking in $188.6 million from the first 107 shows to make her the most powerful celebrity of 2013, E!Online reports.
Beyonce's emotional breakdown was caught in spotlight with tears streaming down her face. There was no hint of the singer being ugly during her tender moment as she looked every bit flawless till the end.
She continued with her song "XO" playing in the background as the last song of the tour dedicating it to all her fans.
Beyonce started off the Mrs. Carter Show World Tour on April 15, 2013, in Serbia and then jet set across the globe, stopping over in North America, South America, Europe, Australia and Asia.
