The 'Run The World (Girls)' superstar performed a consecutive string of dates at the iconic venue under the live title of '4 Intimate Nights with Beyoncé' and has now unveiled a couple of behind-the-scenes videos detailing both her preparation and intentions for the sell-out shows. 

Speaking to her crew in one of the videos, she says: "The concept is really smart and emotional and you see me as human being. More than just music it tells the story of how I got to this point and that's why I feel it's important. Let's tell the story."

Watch the second part of her backstage footage below:

During the ceremony, the 29-year-old 'Halo' hitmaker unveiled a small but prominent baby bump at the end of her live performance (August 28) and it prompted a phenomenal response on the social networking site. 

Twitter's global PR account explained that the public unveiling of her pregnancy caused an incredible "8,868 Tweets per second".

Watch the moment she revealed her news to the world at the 2011 VMAs here:

The former Destiny's Child star showed off her baby bump at Sunday's (August 28) MTV Video Music Awards. Organisers have confirmed that Beyoncé will sing alongside a vast array of superstars such as Christina Aguilera, Cee Lo Green and Smokey Robinson at the forthcoming concert - Michael Forever: The Tribute Concert.

Beyoncé's representative has said "pregnancy will not affect her performance".

Notoriously known for promoting the power of women through her music, and being five months pregnant at the time of the concert, this clearly highlights her dedication to hard work and aspirations to become a modern day alpha-female.

Watch Beyoncé reveal her baby bump below:

The R&B star, 29, used her hands to frame her baby bump under a loose-fitting dress as she arrived at the MTV Music Video Awards in Los Angeles.

Beyoncé did not talk to media but her publicist later confirmed the pregnancy, reported the Associated Press.

It will be the first child for Beyoncé and her husband, rapper Jay-Z, who married in 2008.

Beyonce took the stage to perform 'Love On Top' and said to the audience: "I want you to feel the love that's growing inside of me."

After her performance that gained a standing ovation from the audience, Beyoncé ripped open her jacket and proudly rubbed baby bump.

The cameras then panned to where Jay-Z was beaming and friend Kanye West jumped around and shook him to congratulate the new father-to-be.

Watch Beyoncé's performance of 'Love On Top' at the MTV VMAs 2011 here:

The 'Run The World (Girls)' singer first released the emotional track back in May, after her debut performance on American Idol.

Although a mystery man can be seen in the background with his hands wrapped around the star, Beyoncé is the prime focus of the video.

The video is directed by herself, Laurent Briet and Ed Burke.

Don’t miss Beyoncé on the 2011 MTV VMAs on Sunday (August 28) at the Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles, where she’s set to perform another one of her songs.

Watch Beyoncé's video for '1+1", here:

Although the 'Run The World (Girls)' hitmaker is due to perform, it will be a set with a difference as she will be broadcast live to the crowd via satellite. A statement on the event's official Facebook page explains that Beyoncé won't be there in person, but will contribute live music through the means of technology:

"A unique, never-before-seen performance by Beyoncé of one of her favourite Jackson 5 songs will be shown at the concert."

"A lifelong Michael fan, Beyoncé really wanted to be involved in this tribute concert. Due to scheduling issues she can't be there in person, but this performance is not to be missed."

The concert will take place in Cardiff on October 8 and you can watch her pay tribute to the late Michael Jackson at one of her concerts in 2009 here:

The 'Single Ladies' hitmaker is known for her dance-driven videos and performances for chart smashes like 'Crazy In Love' and 'Run The World (Girls)', and she hopes to be able to teach others how to move sometime in the future.

She tells InStyle magazine, "I want to someday open a dance school for young kids. I want to do whatever I can to keep the arts in schools."

Watch Beyonce perform 'Run The World (Girls)' live at the 2011 Billboard Awards here:

The 'Best Thing I Never Had' icon performed to a huge audience in the country, but her empowering-to-women lyrics and dazzling outfits and attitude "upset" some of the men in the crowd. She opened up about her experience of playing a gig in Egypt in the forthcoming September issue of Harper's Bazaar and said:

"There were a lot of women in the audience in burkas. They were singing along to 'Irreplaceable' - it was amazing!"

"Some of the men got really upset! They were like to their women, 'We have to get you out of here!'... I guess some of them (men) do get annoyed. But I never want to do 'the banner thing.''

Beyoncé is known for perpetuating a sense of 'girl power' through her music and she added that feminism just feels "kind of natural" for her:

"I don't really feel that it's necessary to define it. It's just something that's kind of natural for me. I feel like... you know... it's, like, what I live for. I need to find a catchy new word for feminism, right? Like Bootylicious." 

Watch her sing 'Ave Maria' inside an Egyptian pyramid below: