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Ever in tune with your emotions,Watch A Taste of Experience Online Queen Bey has delivered what you wanted the most -- more photos of her instantly iconic pregnancy shoot with Awol Erizku.

Beyoncé's twins, who have not been born yet, are already the subjects of the world's most liked Instagram photo -- a title they captured from Selena Gomez on Thursday. So it only made sense to give them some more time in the sun.

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The new pictures are featured alongside poetry from Warsan Shire, the Somali-British writer whose work is heavily featured in Lemonade. There are also several throwback shots of Jay-Z and Blue Ivy, as well as a few mesmerizing GIFs.

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You can marvel at the photos in full on Bey's official website.

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Solange also posted one of them to Instagram.

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