According to a new report, the trio, who shot to fame back in 1999, are planning to reunite for a tour when Coronavirus pandemic ends, as 'there's been tentative talks between all three.'
- Jun 22, 2020
AceShowbiz - Fans may see Destiny's Child performing as a whole again. According to a new report, the trio are planning gigs while waiting for Coronavirus pandemic to end. Beyonce Knowles, alongside Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams (II), is allegedly in "tentative talks" about having a reunion for a tour.
"There's been tentative talks between all three. They've always said they would get back together one day when the time is right -- and there is no time like the present," a source said to The Mirror about the group that went on indefinite hiatus in 2006.
The informant, however, noted that "nothing has been signed off yet." The source continued, "But as soon as a vaccine is ready and the pandemic is over, watch out for an announcement. It would really lift fans' spirits."
Destiny's Child shot to fame in 1999 with breakthrough album "The Writing's on The Wall". One of the most successful girl groups ever, they sold over 60 million records with "Bootylicious", "Bills, Bills, Bills" and "Say My Name" being among their hits. Additionally, Destiny's Child nabbed a total of 14 Grammy Awards.
Following their split in 2006, Beyonce, Kelly and Michelle were promoting on their own. They first reunited in 2018 for Beyonce's Super Bowl halftime performance.
Of the possibility of the three's reunion, Kelly told Entertainment Tonight last year, "I know every time there is a decision to be made for myself and the ladies to do something, it's usually a surprise. And our fans have always been so supportive and so awesome, like, I like to give them surprises."
Beyonce's dad Matthew Knowles, meanwhile, hinted at something special to celebrate the band's 30th anniversary this year. "We'll reveal some of the original Destiny's Child wardrobe," he shared. "So it would be great to consummate that with a Destiny's Child tour, or integrate a tour into that activity."
