Destiny's Child Stuns With Rare Surprise Set In Vegas, Beyonce Closes Tour By Rewriting History
/ Jul 27, 2025, 06:15PM IST
Beyoncé closed her Cowboy Carter world tour with a surprise no one saw coming - Destiny's Child reunited live on stage. During her final show at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams joined Queen B for a throwback set that sent fans into a frenzy. The trio performed iconic hits like 'Bootylicious' and 'Lose My Breath,' marking their first public reunion since Coachella 2018. From the 'Mute Challenge' to full-circle nostalgia, fans hailed the moment as a powerful blend of Beyoncé's past, present, and future.
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