Kelly Rowland Says Destiny’s Child Reunited to Celebrate Michelle Williams’ Grammy Nod: ’Sisterhood at Its Finest’

Jack IrvinWed, February 11, 2026 at 11:07 PM UTC

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Kelly Rowland; Michelle Williams; Beyoncé

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The ladies of Destiny's Child recently spent some time together.

In a new interview on ABC News' All Access with Linsey Davis, Kelly Rowland revealed she reunited with Michelle Williams and Beyoncé for a celebratory dinner.

“I’m just gonna tell you this," began Rowland, 45. "So, the other night, literally, it was myself and Bey and Michelle, and we were literally just together to celebrate Michelle’s Grammy nom."

Williams, 46, earned a nomination at the 2026 Grammy Awards for Best Musical Theater Album for her contributions to the Death Becomes Her soundtrack. She plays Viola Van Horn in the Broadway production.

The "Survivor" group had a "beautiful" time marking the occasion together. "We just shared a meal, but we laughed until we were crying," said Rowland, who appears in the new Prime Video movie Relationship Goals alongside Method Man.

"And it’s such a beautiful gift to be able to travel the world, but what we share away from DC is so rich," she added. "It’s so rich, and it’s so fulfilling, and it’s such a blessing. And it’s sisterhood at its finest. And I’m grateful for that."

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Rowland marked her 45th birthday on Wednesday, Feb. 11. Beyoncé shared a series of photos from throughout their lives to Instagram, while Williams shared the "Motivation" singer's personal celebration post to her Instagram Stories.

Destiny's Child last reunited on stage for a surprise performance at the final stop of Beyoncé's Cowboy Carter Tour in Las Vegas in July 2025.

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Michelle Williams, Beyoncé, Kelly Rowland in July 2025

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In a September appearance on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen, Williams spoke about how the performance was an "awesome, spur of the moment" decision.

The group last reunited at Coachella in 2018 for Beyoncé's headlining set, which they had "a little more time" to prepare for," Williams said at the time.

“This one was, ‘Y’all let’s do this,' and we did,” she said.

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