Beyoncé's dad teases a Destiny's Child reunion for 2020 🙌
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Last updated 1st Nov 2019
Destiny's Child fans have been desperate for a reunion of Beyoncé Knowles-Carter, Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams ever since they split in 2006. The trio, who were one of the biggest groups in the world in the Nineties and Noughties, came together in April 2018 for Beyoncé's headline set at Coachella, and fans have been hankering for more.
Thankfully, Beyoncé's dad Mathew Knowles, who was the group's manager, has revealed in an interview with Good Morning Britain today (1st Nov) that this could be on the cards much sooner than anyone anticipated!
He told the presenters, "We like to think 2020 is the year of Destiny’s Child. I think a lot of people are excited about that. Hopefully in years to come there’ll be a Destiny’s Child tour. But yes, we have Destiny’s Child untold story and their album coming out in December.
"It’s new, never released," he confirmed, adding, "Actually, they were in the studio in 1992, 1993, that’s how far back this goes."
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Mathew also discussed his recent breast cancer diagnosis, revealing that he was able to catch it early thanks to his past working with cancer radiography machines, saying, "Because I had sold mammography equipment, I went immediately to the doctor.
"I got a mammogram, I got a biopsy and we found out that it was cancerous at an early stage, stage 1A and had surgery and hopefully will have a full recovery."
Of telling his family, Mathew said, "My daughters love their father obviously and I love my daughters. The love there and the care and family, it’s always good to have family in these tough times. But my kids know how tough their dad is, and what a fighter I am."
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