Michelle Williams Breaks Silence On Whether She'll Ever Record A Future Album With Beyoncé

Rumors are swirling that Beyoncé could reunite with Destiny's Child for Act III of her ongoing trilogy, which currently consists of "RENAISSANCE" and "COWBOY CARTER." During an appearance on the late-night talk show "Watch What Happens Live," longtime friend and bandmate Michelle Williams broke her silence on the gossip and also reflected on what it's like sharing the stage with the girls she considers sisters.

As part of a segment on Andy Cohen's "WWHL," Williams spilled the tea on her most recent reunion with Beyoncé and Kelly Rowland, which occurred on the last stop of the "Cowboy Carter" tour in July 2025.

The 46-year-old called the performance "just awesome, spur-of-the-moment" before speaking about how the magical moment all came together.

Williams explained that the trio usually has more time to rehearse for a special appearance, but for this reunion, they had to put the pedal to the metal.

“This one was, ‘y’all let’s do this,’ and we did,” Williams said.

For those unfamiliar, Beyoncé surprised her Vegas audience with a star-studded finale to her record-breaking tour, bringing out everyone from Jay-Z and Shaboozey to Destiny's Child.

Social media clips show the iconic trio appearing from beneath the stage to their anthem "Independent Women," before launching into a medley of hits including "Bootylicious" and "Lose My Breath."

Fans couldn't contain their excitement, per a previous report from The Blast. "DESTINY'S CHILD?!? Call the ambulance cause I would've lost my breath and died," a social media user wrote. "No, I wouldn't have been able to handle it!"

"Thank you, mother!" a second user posted. "It was another amazing night [and] we are truly blessed to have the best fan base and your talent that heals us all."

Cohen even shared a post to his X account, writing, "The Destiny's Child reunion videos are making my morning!" along with three goat emojis, hinting that the fabulous trio is unrivaled.

The Destiny's Child performance during the "Cowboy Carter" tour also excited conspiracy theorists, who assumed it was Beyoncé's way of hinting that her next album—rumored to drop in 2026—would be a full DC reunion.

When Cohen pressed Williams about it, the singer, who's now starring on Broadway in "Death Becomes Her," playfully danced around the question.

“Now, Andy, if that were the case," she said before the TV host cut her off, saying, "this would be the last place that you would..."

Williams added, "It's not the last place," before speaking about what the future could hold for her and her bandmates.

“Anything is possible,” Williams shared. “To me, performing on stage is like that for me… I only like it with Beyoncé and Kelly. But as far as Broadway, I’m a Broadway girl… Music? I only want to do it with them."

Although Cohen couldn't get any info about Beyoncé's highly anticipated upcoming album, the father of two did ask for details about their top-secret rehearsals.

“See, I don’t like giving away secrets,” she told him. “There are talks, but I think too, why we’re able to have impact too, it’s not only the fact that people miss us, it’s because of what we don’t share… When you see us, you see us and when you don't."

Before Williams reunited with the rest of the gang in July, the Grammy Award-winning trio broke the internet again in February, when they gathered for Rowland's 44th birthday.

Beyoncé shared the carousel of photos online, captioning it, "Birthday bestie."

In the first shot, the three women are posed closely with each other, smiling into the camera. In another, Beyoncé can be seen embracing Rowland with a big hug, while the third shows Rowland and Bey appearing to admire someone outside of the shot.

"Love the fact that they are still tight and never fell out like most groups," a user wrote. "Loyalty is love!"