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Destiny’s Child has not ruled out the possibility of reuniting for a world tour.
The band’s former manager Mathew Knowles, also father to Beyoncé, recently sparked rumours after telling the Metro it would be “wonderful”.
However, he added: “It takes years to put together a tour, get the band together, get the dancers together, then decide which size venues you’re going to have, start rehearsals, and it would probably be a world tour… it would [be in] two to three years.”
Kelly Rowland, who has enjoyed a successful solo career since leaving the band, claimed, however, that she was not aware of any plans for a world tour.
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The star toldEntertainment Tonight: “That was news to me, just as much as it was to you! I was like, ‘Oh! My god, a tour is happening! Someone call me’.”
Although,The Voice Australiajudge also revealed that if the band were to plan a tour, she would want it to be a “surprise”.
Destiny’s Child, whose other members wereBeyoncé KnowlesandMichelle Williams, split to pursue solo projects in 2005. The band last reunited whenBeyoncéheadlinedCoachellain 2018, where the trio sungSay My Name,Soldier, andLose My Breath.
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