Destiny’s Child reunites. While the trio didn’t come together for new music, they did link up for the “Mannequin Challenge” viral video sensation. Backed by Lauryn Hill’s “Every Ghetto, Every City,” Beyoncé, Kelly Rowland, and Michelle Williams froze in fun poses for the video — Michelle tossing a ball at Queen Bey while Kelly pretended to swing a long balloon. Unfortunately for DC fans, the video wasn’t shot at a studio. It looks like the clip was taken at a playroom with toys and kid-friendly art in the background.
It was likely a festive occasion in honor of Kelly’s son Titan Jewell, who turned two on Nov. 4. Another photo posted by Kelly shows Bey’s mom Tina Lawson playing with young Titan, who is quite the car collector.
Back in April, Kelly talked about a potential DC reunion. “We haven’t talked about it,” she said. “I’ll see Michelle tomorrow or the next day and the last time me and Bey were together was like two weeks ago when I stopped by rehearsals. We talk about everything else. We really, really do. We talk about playdates with the kids and vacations and new opportunities.”
Destiny’s Child’s last album Destiny Fulfilled was released Nov. 15, 2004.
The Bey Bowl was in full effect and she killed it! Beyoncé entered the history books alongside Diana Ross, Michael Jackson, Prince, and Madonna when she headlined the Super Bowl halftime show in New Orleans on Sunday, becoming only the third female solo act to do so.
Beyonce turned the lights off and after months of preparations, the 31-year-old superstar invaded the field with a dazzling set complete with fireworks, an army of female dancers, and some very special guests. Dressed in a black leather leotard, she opened her 12-minute set with “Love On Top” followed by “Crazy in Love,” delving into her catalog of hits including “End of Time” and “Baby Boy.”
And despite denials from her Destiny’s Child bandmates, she reunited with Kelly and Michelle for a medley of DC classics including “Bootylicious” and “Independent Women.” The girls stuck around for “Single Ladies” before B shut it down with “Halo” as the stadium lit up with blue lights.
“Thank you for this moment. God bless ya’ll,” said King B moments before the power went out at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome.
And if that's not enough Mr. Carter gives his wife a big hug after the concert, peep spectacular video below:
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