Destiny's Child Fans Hopeful For A New Album After Celebrating Kelly Rowland's Birthday Together

Beyoncé, Kelly Rowland, and Michelle Williams, also known as Destiny's Child, had music fans from all over hoping for a new album and reunion tour after new photos of the girl group dropped on Instagram.

Destiny's Child, who released chart-topping songs and albums from the late '90s to mid-2000s, went on an indefinite hiatus after their last project, "Destiny Fulfilled;" however, they pop up together as a group from time to time, whether it be for performances or dinner.

After Beyoncé shared new photos of Destiny's Child on February 12, 2025, fans couldn't contain their reactions. This prompted several posts about the group of girls and what people hope is coming from them next.

On February 12, Beyoncé updated her fans on Instagram by posting rare photos of her with her friends Rowland and Williams, who were also part of the popular girl group Destiny's Child.

In the caption, the "Single Ladies" singer praised Rowland, who was celebrating her 44th birthday.

"Birthday bestie," Beyoncé wrote.

In the carousel of photos, Beyoncé, who recently released [act two] of her three-act project, posted heartwarming images of the three of them smiling while holding each other tightly.

Rowland wore a black dress with short hair, while Williams stepped out in a flashy red ensemble with a long braid.

Beyoncé, on the other hand, wore a rare Patrick Kelly black dress with gold buttons, similar to the singer's look during the "Mufasa" red carpet in December 2024.

With chart-topping singles like "Bills, Bills, Bills" and "Bootylicious," Destiny's Child earned a cult-like following from their early days on stage.

Consequently, their reunion photos stirring up strong reactions among their fans doesn't strike many as a surprise.

In the comment section of Beyoncé's post, fans shared their positive thoughts about seeing the three members together again.

"Melts my heart seeing the [three] of you together," someone wrote.

Others spoke about their appearance, saying the ladies looked "stunning" and "beautiful."

However, many fans joked in the comments about the possibility of a Destiny's Child reunion tour or album.

"If they don't just go on tour already," someone wrote, to which another user replied, "Can we get [one] more [Destiny's Child] record?"

In November 2024, fans experienced the same wave of emotions after Beyoncé and Rowland were spotted in New York City to support Williams in the Broadway musical "Death Becomes Her."

The Instagram photos showcased the three singers hugging and smiling backstage and featured Beyoncé's single "II MOST WANTED" from her genre-bending country album "Cowboy Carter" in the background.

In another post, the "Lemonade" singer showed Williams even more love, showcasing the "Say Yes" performer in a flowy white dress with flashy jewelry and photos of her in costume while on stage.

"My Belle," Beyoncé wrote in the caption, referencing the nickname she and Rowland have for their bandmate.

"Death Becomes Her" is based on the 1992 film of the same name and stars Williams alongside Megan Hilty and Christopher Sieber.

Williams' previous Broadway credits include "Chicago," "Aida," and "Once on This Island."

Although Beyoncé, Rowland, and Williams have not released new music together in several years as Destiny's Child, the trio occasionally gathers to give fans a taste of the past.

Over the years, the ladies have performed at the Super Bowl and Coachella and appeared on each other's songs, including Williams' 2014 single "Say Yes."

In 2023, Williams discussed how she felt about the group's last album, saying they'd still be together as an act if it were solely her decision.

I don't know if we wanted it to be the last. But that's the way it is. But if it was up to me, we'd still be flip-flopping. We'd still be group, solo, group solo," she said.

She also revealed that if the girls decide to blend their voices for another album, the "door is open for us to do that."

Despite not attending the 67th Annual Grammy Awards in 2025, Williams heard about her friend Beyoncé's massive night, which involved taking home the gramophones for "Best Country Album" and "Album of the Year."

The latter has been a long time coming for Beyoncé, who's lost in years prior to Taylor Swift, Beck, Adele, and Harry Styles.

Not only did her win shock herself, creating a new meme that will live on forever, but it also shocked audience members and watchers all over, considering the pushback she received from country artists like Luke Bryan.

On an episode of "Good Morning America," Williams revealed she was very "excited" to learn of Beyoncé's wins, rejoicing that she "finally" did it.