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Destiny's Child reunite in NYC to support Kelly Rowland

by theGrio | July 27, 2011 at 5:01 PM
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Although each member of the celebrated vocal trio Destiny’s Child have gone on to pursue solo careers, it could assumed that fans of the glamorous girl group may have gotten their hopes up for a new project between the longtime friends. However, Beyoncé and Michelle Williams showed true unity last night (July 26) in New York City while joining their singing sister Kelly Rowland at her star-studded bash for her third studio release Here I Am.

Kelly Rowland, currently buzzing on the charts with her official US debut single “Motivation” featuring Young Money captain Lil Wayne, has already denounced any chance of a Destiny’s Child reunion in a Billboard interview – although the ladies are still very close after their amicable 2006 split from each other. The current “X-Factor” judge is plenty busy with promoting her album and second stateside single “Lay It On Me” which features Kanye West protégé Big Sean on the assist, who also attended the event.

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