Tina Knowles was serenaded by Destiny's Child on her 70th birthday.
In a video she posted on Instagram, the businesswoman shared with fans and followers how she celebrated her 70th birthday, which included a performance by Destiny's Child.
“Thank you to all the people who sent me flowers, physically and mentally. Too many to name! But the flowers were exquisite!!! It is a blessing to know and love the people in my life. “God is so good,” Knowles captioned the clip.
Throughout the video, she gave insight into the festivities and expressed her gratitude, including clips of herself standing on a picturesque Malibu beach in a fur coat and bright red lipstick.
She started the video by saying, “I'm Tina, 'present', I'm coming to see you on my birthday at my favorite place in the world, Malibu Beach. And I've had the time of my life with all my beautiful friends from Texas and my friends from California. Not all because a couple of them couldn't be here.”
“This has been a spiritual weekend, and it's about the empowerment of incredible women,” Knowles continued. “Just tough, beautiful women full of love. And I feel so loved. I was a little anxious about turning 70, you know? But I'm very lucky to be here and I'm very lucky to have the life I have and the people I have around me. All the love.”
He then went on to reveal that he had had an impromptu concert performed by his daughter Beyoncé's iconic girl group.
“I was spoiled to death this weekend. I was even serenaded by Destiny's Child. How amazing is that? she gushed. “So I just want to thank everyone who sent me flowers, everyone who said happy birthday to me. I received so many good wishes. I have so many extra children, beautiful extra children, and I feel very blessed. I love you guys. I love you a lot.”
This hasn't been the only time Destiny's Child has reunited in recent months.
Former member LeToya Luckett, 42, shared a photo on Instagram last week of the girl group reuniting around September 2023, when Beyoncé brought her along. Renaissance World tour to his hometown of Houston. Luckett, Beyoncé, LaTavia Roberson, Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams could be seen standing in a line, posing with peace signs and rock signs. Luckett spoke in the caption about how much it meant to her to see her former bandmates.
“ALL LOVE,” Luckett wrote. “This was without a doubt my favorite moment of 2023.” And he added: “May we all live beautiful moments like this in 2024.”
