Beyoncé strikes a pose against the London skyline in dramatic new Instagram photos

Beyoncé has finally shared images from the Lion King European premiere.

The singer, who is notorious for waiting days after an event before documenting it on social media, blessed her followers with a series of images and videos from behind the scenes in London.

The star who voices Nala in the remake of the 1994 Disney classic also shared the stunning photos on her official website as she posed in front of the London Eye in her daring yellow evening gown which was split all the way past her thigh.

The Formation hitmaker followed an artistic video of herself posing with a close-up selfie that highlighted her yellow eyeshadow and also shared a photo of her fashionable rings.

She followed the video with a close-up selfie that highlighted her yellow eyeshadow and also shared a photo of her fashionable rings.

The uploads today came two days after the event itself which saw the mother-of-three finally met the Duchess of Sussex, Meghan Markle.

The two women greeted each other as their husbands looked on.

According to lip readers Beyoncé greeted the royal with "Hi, my princess” before hugging her at Odeon Cinema, Leicester Square.

The expert told The Mail that the greeting was in reference to a pre-recorded acceptance message that Beyoncé and husband Jay-Z recorded in February for the BRIT awards.

The message featured a spoof painting of Meghan dressed in a tiara and pearls.

Beyoncé, who met the Duke and Duchess of Sussex alongside her husband, is known to be a fan of Meghan and paid tribute to her on her website during Black History Month.

The Grammy winner told the royal family: “The baby, so beautiful. We love you guys.”

Meghan then turned to introduce her husband, dressed in a dashing tuxedo, who greeted Beyoncé with a kiss on each cheek and Jay-Z with a handshake.

"You’ve been rather busy," said Prince Harry to Beyoncé.

"Congratulations on the birth of your baby," Jay-Z said to the prince and nodded towards Meghan referring to newborn Archie.

“And how are the twins," asked the prince, in reference to their children, Rumi and Sir, born in 2017.

"They are not here. They don’t come on every trip," replied Beyoncé. "We left them at home. They would loved to have been here."

Jay-Z added: "The best advice I can give you, always find some time for yourself."

Asked later about how the encounter went, Beyoncé smiled broadly and said: "They are so sweet" and looked surprisingly emotional.