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Beyoncé Really Ran Into Selena Quintanilla At a Mall, and Fans Are Blown Away by Scene in Netflix Series - Billboard
Which Celebrity Scandal Are People Really The Most Invested In? - Nicki Swift
Michelle says Destiny’s Child would have been ‘a mess’ in today’s world - Tone Deaf

Beyoncé Really Ran Into Selena Quintanilla At a Mall, and Fans Are Blown Away by Scene in Netflix Series - Billboard

Posted: 05 May 2021 12:41 PM PDT

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Which Celebrity Scandal Are People Really The Most Invested In? - Nicki Swift

Posted: 31 May 2021 05:55 PM PDT

In 2021, Nicki Swift asked readers which celebrity scandal they are most invested in and, at the top of the list, readers chose Prince Harry and Meghan Markle leaving royal life. Harry and Meghan's departure from their royal duties received a whopping 46.29% of the votes.

People continue to hold a special place in their hearts for Prince William and Prince Harry after the tragic death of Princess Diana. Millions of hearts broke when Harry confessed he left the U.K. because he feared "history repeating itself."

The No. 2 spot went to the elevator fight between Jay-Z and Solange, as 13.48% of readers chose the infamous elevator brawl between the "Big Pimpin'" rapper and his sister-in-law. The 2014 scandal involving the TIDAL founder and Beyoncé's sister was epic, with Beyoncé watching the whole scene. If you wonder why the fight happened, download the 2016 album "Lemonade." In the meantime, buckle up, because there was a surprise in this survey that many might not see coming.

Michelle says Destiny’s Child would have been ‘a mess’ in today’s world - Tone Deaf

Posted: 31 May 2021 09:18 PM PDT

Destiny's Child singer Michelle William has claimed that the iconic girl group would be "a mess" if they had been at the height of their success in today's social media-driven world.

Speaking on the Role Model podcast with Leomie Anderson, Michelle admitted she was glad that she and bandmates Beyonce and Kelly Rowland found success in the age before social media was popular.

"Oh my gosh, it would have been a mess," said Michelle.

"Everybody has an opinion of what you should be doing, how you should be doing it."

She added: "We had Beyonce's mum and dad. We had a family, so it was run like a family. Even my family felt good that I was on the road. We were protected from grimy people."

It comes following another interview with Us Weekly on Tuesday, where she spoke about her least favourite parts of being the famous troupe.

"I was new to the industry," the 41-year-old singer said.

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"[My] eyes were open at all times. … Least favourite [memory] would probably be [the] early mornings."

She also revealed that she still has a close relationship with fellow Destiny's Child members Beyonce and Kelly Rowland.

"My relationship with them is never in question," she said.

"Because we give each other that access to tender moments like that, birthday parties, baby showers or just, 'Hey, come to the house for dinner'. To me. That means more than getting on stage.

"You know, it's that important to you to maintain friendships because a lot of people, they will say, Well, if my friend doesn't talk to me every week, that means they're not friends or, or is it more than moments for you that makes, these are my real friends, these are my sisters…"

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