From the live band, to her iconic bleachers, a truck wrapped in denim, special guests, live horses and a floating stage, the show managed to capture the spirit of Texas as well as the spirit of her most recent album.

Beyoncé Knowles-Carter took the stage at NRG Stadium on Christmas Day performing the halftime show at the Houston Texans vs. Baltimore Ravens game. The 32-time Grammy-winning artist began the performance by singing "16 Carriages" while riding a white horse into the stadium.

Pop star was joined by her daughter Blue Ivy Carter, Post Malone and Shaboozey for performances of tracks off her latest ‘Cowboy Carter’ album

Beyoncé is thought to have been paid $20 million for her half-time performance during Netflix’s Christmas Day NFL broadcast.

Beyoncé performed live in her hometown as the Houston Texans went head-to-head with the Baltimore Ravens on Christmas Day. The Grammy-winner wore a bedazzled Western look, complimented by a massive white fur coat and matching cowboy hat.

Performing cuts from her smash “Cowboy Carter” album, Beyoncé doubled down on her country aesthetic, joined by Post Malone, daughter Blue Ivy and others.

The NFL’s Netflix debut was a success – as far as streaming goes, anyway. But even with Beyoncé performing at halftime, the games’ ratings were roughly on par with last year’s Christmas viewership, which was aired on broadcast and cable TV.

Netflix's debut NFL broadcasts on Christmas Day received positive reviews and record streaming ratings but still attracted fewer viewers than the linear broadcasts last Christmas.Christmas Day sport in the USA has traditionally been the preserve of NBA basketball and their ratings for games on linear television were significantly below Netflix's NFL games with the five games averaging 5.

Beyoncé provided more excitement than either game during Netflix’s NFL debut on Christmas Day. Riding into her halftime appearance on a white horse, the 32-time Grammy winner rocked her hometown Houston crowd with a nearly 13-minute performance on Wednesday.