Game of Thrones: 'Jay Z bought Daenerys Targaryen's dragons eggs for Beyonce'

Can you Bey-lieve it? Emilia Clarke reveals the most precious props on the HBO set found a good home

Emilia Clarke as Daenarys Targaryen 'Mother of Dragons' (HBO)

The beautiful dragon eggs presented to Daenerys Targaryen at her marriage in HBO’s TV adaptation of Game of Thrones might well have ended up on Beyonce’s coffee table.

Khaleesi actress, Emilia Clarke, has revealed in a recent interview that she believes the eggs were bought by rapper Jay Z as a present for his wife.

Beyonce, whose nickname is ‘mothe’, is now well within her rights to call herself ‘mothe of dragons’ as the props are no longer needed by HBO.

“Apparently Jay Z bought one for Beyoncé, or something,” Clarke told Harper’s Bazaar. “I don't know.”

She compared them to Faberge eggs: “They are really, really, really expensive and they are really f**king heavy and serious works of art,” she said.

Replica of the Game of Thrones dragon eggs (HBO)

Clarke’s character Daenerys succeeded in hatching the eggs the fire in season 2 and her baby dragons, now fully grown monsters, wreaked havoc killing children in series 4 and, bar Drogo who escaped, have spent most of the current season in chains.

The British actress, 28, has also recently predicted more action for her character who has spent the majority of season 5 holed up in a Pyramid.

Beyonce and Jay Z at the Met Gala (GETTY)

“You'll get to see the fire in her belly,” she told UsWeekly last month. “You'll see a bit of the Targaryen coming out. And her dragons, bloody teenagers! They are beginning to act up and she's beginning to understand how to wield their power... I think she's getting ready for the Iron Throne.”

Jay Z is not the only rapper with a penchant for Game of Thrones. Earlier this week Snoop Dogg revealed he keeps up with the series – which is entirely fictional and features magic as well as mythical creatures – to help him appreciate history.

"I watch it for historic reasons, to try to understand what this world was based on before I got here," Snoop told the New York Post. "I like to know how we got from there, to here, and the similarities between then and now."

a collectible replica of the Game of Thrones dragons eggs

Game of Thrones season five continues on Monday nights at 9pm on Sky Atlantic.