Destiny's Child Reunites for Beyoncé's Las Vegas Cowboy Carter Performance

      Indeed, it truly occurred...

      27 · 07 · 2025

      Destiny’s Child reunited in Las Vegas last night (July 26th) during Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter tour.

      The American pop legend arrived in Las Vegas for two nights at Allegiant Stadium, as part of her expansive, record-setting Cowboy Carter tour.

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      The final night delivered an enormous surprise – amidst audible gasps from the crowd, Beyoncé was joined by Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams, igniting a full-blown Destiny’s Child reunion.

      The trio performed some of their most well-known tracks, including the 2001 classic ‘Bootylicious’ and the 2005 hit ‘Lose My Breath’.

      They also took the stage with Beyoncé for a special performance of her acclaimed ‘Renaissance’ highlight ‘Mute Challenge’ – “just me and my crew – big energy!”

      Destiny’s Child disbanded in 2006, and their last performance prior to this was in 2018, when Beyoncé was accompanied by Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams during her renowned Coachella set.

      Clash attended the Cowboy Carter tour at London’s Tottenham Hotspur Stadium:

      The heavy rain couldn’t hinder the star’s energy in a nearly three-hour show. This intense, electrifying spectacle further reinforced what we already realized when the Renaissance tour visited London two years ago: when it comes to a performer exposing their soul, vulnerabilities, and innate talent on stage, Beyoncé stands alone.

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