Vice President Kamala Harris made a big entrance during her first official visit to her campaign headquarters on Monday evening, walking out to Beyoncé’s song “Freedom.”

A source close to Harris told CNN that her team got approval from Beyoncé’s representatives to use the song throughout her presidential campaign.

Beyoncé, who is known for maintaining strict clearance guidelines around her music, gave quick approval to Harris’ campaign when they sought permission to use “Freedom” on Monday — just hours before she walked out to the song, the source added.

While Beyoncé has not officially endorsed Harris in the day since President Joe Biden announced he would not seek a second term, granting her permission to use “Freedom” as a campaign song indicates that Harris has the superstar’s support.

Neither the Harris campaign nor a representative for Beyoncé responded to CNN’s requests for comment.

Back in the spring, Shania Twain took delivery of an enormous bunch of flowers at her home in Switzerland. It was accompanied by a handwritten message, signed 'Beyoncé'.

'It was this lovely note just saying, "Thank you for the inspiration, I listened to your music all through the making of Cowboy Carter",' says Twain. 'So that was very sweet! I wasn't expecting that.'

These international megastars – Beyoncé, Swift and Twain – they do cross paths at awards ceremonies from time to time. 'There is definitely a mutual respect among the artists who are prepared to put themselves in a more vulnerable situation – the ones who dare to be different,' says Twain.

Still, she had no idea that she had inspired the soul singer to come up with an album of line-dance-ready country pop of the kind that she herself made inescapable in the late 1990s.

Beyoncé does not pen heartwarming notes to just anyone.

Needless to say, U.S. gymnastics star Jordan Chiles stood out to the pop icon during the U.S. Gymnastics Championship in May -- so much so that the 32-time Grammy winner delivered Chiles a personalized message with the Cowboy Carter album cover.

“Congrats to you Queen. I always watch you with pride and admiration,” Beyoncé handwrote on the cover.

The message did not stop there.

“Thank you for repping us. Good luck to you! All your hard work and sacrifices shine bright,” Beyoncé continued.

The remarkable kicker came at the end when the pop star addressed herself as Chiles' twin: “Praying for you and wishing you the best. Love, your twin, Beyoncé.”

At that moment Chiles ran to her Instagram story to share the news with her followers.

“Ahhhhh!!! I’m screaming right now. Yall Beyoncé sent me this and I’m crying!!!” Chiles said.

Record store circuit — part ii. Pull up and enter the raffle to win a signed COWBOY CARTER cover print! Available while supplies last in the following locations:

Cleveland, OH - Brittany’s Record Shop
Riverdale, GA - DBS Sounds
Chula Vista, CA - Five Space Records
Atlanta, GA - JB’s Record Lounge
Atlanta, GA - Moods Records
Jackson, MS - Offbeat
Chicago, IL - Out Of The Past Records
Tallahassee, FL - Retrofit Records
Bedford, OH - The Vinyl Groove Records
St. Paul, MN - Urban Lights
Long Beach, CA - VIP Records

5 winners per location. Giveaway runs from 7.19 – 7.25 ⭐️

Beyonce shared new personal photos and videos.

Beyonce was spotted in East Hampton on Sunday (July 14).

Beyonce visited the Innersleeve Records store in Amagansett, New York to sign "Cowboy Carter" vinyls.

Beyoncé won’t be saddling up to perform at the Sphere in Las Vegas after negotiations broke down — but she may ride into another Sin City venue, The Post has learned.

The superstar singer, whose latest album Cowboy Carter has gone platinum, had been in talks for months with the James Dolan-owned state-of-the-art venue, but the sticking point turned out to be Beyoncé’s demand for the Sphere to go dark for two weeks so that she can rehearse, sources close to the situation said.

The $2.3 billion arena, which just celebrated the one-year anniversary of its outer exosphere, has four daily showings of the immersive film “Postcards from Earth” — with ticket prices starting at $104.

Shuttering the 20,000-seat Sphere for 14 days for rehearsal time would be a significant revenue hit, sources said.

Her team was also reportedly asking for about $10 million to produce the diva’s high-tech stage show — roughly the same amount of money the Sphere paid U2 to put on its spectacle, as The Post previously reported.

Beyoncé, who finished her “Renaissance” tour last September, is now speaking to rival MGM about a possible residency of roughly 100 shows over four years, the sources added.

Pull up and enter the raffle to win a signed COWBOY CARTER cover print! Available while supplies last at the following locations:

Austin, TX - Waterloo Records
Houston, TX - Cactus Music
Atlanta, GA - Criminal Records
Amagansett, NY - Innersleeve Records

5 months in, 11 awards won (some of them twice😉), and we’re just getting started. Wait until the end for a surprise 🤭