Though the Beyhive has produced some admirable conspiracy theories about a Destiny's Child reunion at Coachella, Beyoncé will not be performing with her former group members at the festival, according to TMZ. Citing sources "directly" connected to the singer, the report states that Bey's show will not feature Michelle Williams and Kelly Rowland on stage as she did at the Super Bowl (or previous members LaTavia Roberson and LeToya Luckett for that matter).
The hints collected by fans included posts from Michelle Williams, LaTavia Roberson and LeToya Luckett. Find them below.
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Beyoncé was originally scheduled to headline Coachella 2017, but after doctors advised her against performing while pregnant with twins, she was forced to postpone her appearance until the following year. So far, there has been no announcement made pertaining to the 2018 lineup, but Bey is confirmed to perform.
The Lemonade singer just appeared on Eminem's new single "Walk On Water," which is featured on the rapper's just-released studio album Revival. It was recently revealed that Adele was originally contacted to sing the hook, but was unable to due to issues with her voice. "We tried that, but then it got to them using Beyoncé," said Em in an interview with ThisIs50. "My mind was already there. There's only a couple people that could pull that off."
Bey also recently collaborated with Ed Sheeran on a duet titled "Perfect." The song went on to become Bey's 6th solo No. 1 on the Hot 100, and made her one of three female artists to top the chart in the 90s, 00s, and 10s (the other two being Britney Spears and Christina Aguilera).
