Source: Kevork Djansezian / Getty Celebrity kids have become pop culture's latest fascination. Watching the offspring of our favorite Hollywood notables develop a personality as they navigate the world is like observing your beloved niece or nephew make exciting milestones in life. As a collective, we've adopted the role of over-enthusiastic aunties and uncles cheering our little ones on. Today's celebrity kids are much different than the offspring from the 90s and 00s. Until recently, Beyonce and Jay-Z's talented daughter, Blue Ivy Carter, 12, was the youngest female artist to chart on the Billboard Hot 100. Her younger sister, Rumi Carter, 6, broke that record with her mom's eighth album, "Cowboy Carter." I don't know about you, but by age 12, the only record I broke was perfect attendance in Sunday school. It's easy to cheer celebrity kids on when they boast record-breaking accolades. But it's equally special to watch them