As Michelle Williams hits the stage for her next Broadway role, she’s wishing her former Destiny’s Child girl group members — Beyoncé and Kelly Rowland — would, too. “I would actually love for them to,

Michelle Williams received quite the opening night gift from Beyoncé. While she is known for sending extravagant floral arrangements, she spared no expense for her Destiny's Child sister's opening night on Broadway in Death Becomes Her.

Michelle Williams, now starring in the musical adaptation of 'Death Becomes Her', believes her former bandmates are "capable" of conquering Broadway.

Destiny’s Child reunited backstage Nov. 21 on the opening night of “Death Becomes Her” on Broadway, starring Williams as Viola Van Horn. Beyoncé and her mom, Tina Knowles, documented the evening through a series of sweet posts on social media.

Beyoncé and Kelly Rowland visited Michelle Williams as she steps into a role on the Broadway stage in "Death Becomes Her."

Broadway has recently been graced with a special reunion of Destiny’s Child, as former member Michelle Williams made her debut in the

The trio reunited earlier this year when they sang “Happy Birthday” to Rowland’s husband, Tim Weatherspoon, as he celebrated his 50th birthday.

Beyoncé proved that she and her Destiny’s Child sisters are true survivors with a warm appreciation post shared to her Instagram on Saturday morning.

Destiny's Child had a reunion on Broadway, as Beyoncé and Kelly Rowland attended the opening night of 'Death Becomes Her' to see Michelle Williams.

Michelle Williams is thriving in her Broadway run, but she says her time on stage could be even better if two of her sisters were there too. The singer and actress, 45, is currently playing Viola Van Horn in a Broadway production of Death Becomes Her based on the 1992 movie,