Friends, fans, and collaborators of the group inundated the comments section of Luckett’s post, showering the fivesome with love. Bun B expressed his awe, stating, “To see y’all together that night was the biggest ever.” Luckett’s ex-boyfriend Slim Thug, along with Trae Tha Truth, Tank, and the acclaimed drummer Thaddeus Dixon, all conveyed their support. Even Michelle Williams joined in, adding her voice by writing, “What God cannot do doesn’t exist!!”
In disbelief at the heartening sight, one fan exclaimed, “I almost can’t believe my eyes!!!” Another fan chimed in, marveling at how well they all looked and attributing it to divine intervention, stating, “And the way that God had kept y’all!!! Cause y’all all look sooo good!! Won’t HE do it!! Haha.”
Despite the surprise reunion being a standout moment in Queen Bee’s Renaissance concert film, some fans are holding onto hope for a more permanent reunion involving all five original members. Expressing enthusiasm, one fan declared, “I love this so much [heart emoji], I would be front row for this reunion,” while another fervently prayed for a Destiny’s Child reunion.
The desire for a proper reunion is not exclusive to fans, as Beyoncé’s father, Mathew Knowles, shared his hopes in a May interview with Entertainment Tonight. Managing Destiny’s Child, he expressed interest in seeing Beyoncé, Kelly, and Michelle come together for new music, potentially marking a significant return since 2005. He acknowledged that the decision lies with the ladies and conveyed his unwavering support, envisioning the overwhelming joy it would bring to fans.
Before the Houston show mentioned earlier, the last time all five members performed together was during Beyoncé’s headline Coachella set in 2018, with Williams and Rowland joining the “Halo” hitmaker on stage.
