Over the past few weeks, Beyoncé had been teasing fans with glimpses of her new movie "Renaissance: A Film," and she finally released the full trailer as a Thanksgiving treat to her supporters. In the new clip circulating online, the musician got reunited with her Destiny's Child bandmates.
According to Complex, the musician's new movie will hit theaters this coming December 1, but she gave her fans a big treat during the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade as the full trailer finally dropped.
In the two-minute clip shown on television, there was one moment when Beyoncé got reunited with her longtime collaborators Michelle Williams, Kelly Rowland, LeToya Luckett, and LaTavia Roberson, the last three women were the original members of the group that was formed more than three decades ago.
As of this writing, it's unclear what the members did in the movie or what they talked about, but they weren't the only musicians in the trailer because the outlet noted that Kendrick Lamar, Megan Thee Stallion, and Diana Ross also had cameos.
Destiny's Child Reunion Soon?
The latest news comes a month after Kelly Rowland spoke with TheMessenger where she spilled the truth about the potential reunion of Destiny's Child as fans have been waiting for it for a long time now.
The. singer explained that it will not happen anytime soon because there are a lot of factors hindering them from doing it.
"Bey wrapping up Renaissance and getting ready for her movie, Michelle in the thick of her solo projects that she's doing, and me in my solo space and all the things that I'm doing, that's where my head is," she explained. (via Daily Mail UK)
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Regardless, she is still open to reunite with her good friends on stage if the time comes in the future.
"We'll see what happens. But as for right now, I'm so excited as to what I'm doing," she added.
Beyoncé's Dad Mathew Knowles Wants Destiny's Child to Reunite
Aside from Rowland, the musician's father Mathew Knowles also shared his sentiments over the potential reunion.
He previously told Entertainment Tonight that he would support his daughter and the two other members if ever they decided to perform again or create more music.
However, he clarified that the decision is out of his hand as it was theirs to make.
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