Destiny’s Child Lights Up The Internet With A Rare First-Ever Photo Of All Five Members Together

Destiny’s Child’s lineup changed around the turn of the century, dividing the group’s history into two distinct eras but all five members have now ruptured the internet by posting their first picture together.

In 1990, Beyoncé, Kelly Rowland, LeToya Luckett, and LaTavia Roberson made up the original lineup of the group. In 2000, Michelle Williams and Farrah Franklin took over for Luckett and Roberson, however the latter left after just five months on the job. The remaining members of the group went on to become DC’s most popular and prosperous lineup.

Luckett posted a snapshot of all the members in their very first group shot on Wednesday, January 3. Franklin, who collaborated on just one song with the group, wasn’t in the picture.

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In the comments area of Luckett’s article, the group’s friends, fans, and colleagues showered the fivesome with love. Along with love from Luckett’s ex-boyfriend Slim Thug, Tank, Trae Tha Truth, and superstar percussionist Thaddeus Dixon, Michelle Williams also wrote, “What God cannot do doesn’t exist!!!”

There are still some supporters who wish to see all five of them together again. One of the highlights of Queen Bey’s Renaissance performance film was the reunion of the five vocalists, even though it was an unexpected turn of events. Like the rest of the group’s fans, Beyoncé’s father Mathew Knowles is hoping for a real reunion of Destiny’s Child.

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