Last Sunday, Beyoncé was all set to perform at FedEx Field in Maryland for her D.C. concert when lightning storms and heavy rainfall struck the area, causing concert-goers to seek shelter. But Beyhive fans were undeterred, braving the severe weather to witness the superstar's electrifying performance live.

In a touching display of gratitude for her fans' dedication, Beyoncé ensured that they wouldn't miss out on the long-awaited event either. Once the weather cleared up, the show finally started—and as usual, the superstar delivered an exceptional performance with her unmatched talent and charm. Those lucky enough to endure the storm and attend the concert in person were treated to an exciting surprise with Blue Ivy’s appearance, adding an unforgettable touch to the already remarkable night for D.C. Beyhives.

However, the weather-induced delay presented a logistical challenge as the local Metro's train service hours had to be extended to accommodate the late departure of concert-goers. Recognizing the expense involved in extending the public service, Beyoncé's ‘Renaissance' tour company stepped up and covered the entire cost, a generous sum of $100,000, according to TMZ. This allowed the trains at the surrounding 98 stations to run for an additional 60 minutes, making the journey home easier for thousands of Renaissance concert attendees.

All in all, Beyoncé didn't just put on an amazing show, but she also made sure her fans got home safe with the $100,000 extra train hour fee. This proved to show that it's not just about the music for Beyoncé. She's all about creating special moments for her supporters, and that's why her Beyhives love her so much.