The highly anticipated opening night of Death Becomes Her on Broadway became a nostalgic event as it brought together the iconic ladies of Destiny’s Child for a memorable reunion. On Thursday night, November 21, both Beyoncé and Kelly Rowland attended the performance at New York City’s renowned Lunt-Fontanne Theatre to show their support for Michelle Williams, who dazzled audiences in her role as Viola Van Horn in this captivating musical adaptation.

Beyoncé took to Instagram to share her excitement, posting twice on Saturday with a delightful array of photos and video clips from the evening. These moments captured the essence of the night and showcased Michelle Williams’ talented performance alongside co-stars Megan Hilty (who played Madeline Ashton), Jennifer Simard (as Helen Sharp), and Christopher Sieber (in the role of Ernest Menville). The musical, which is a vibrant adaptation of the 1992 film by Universal Pictures, brings to life the dark comedy originally led by Meryl Streep, Goldie Hawn, Bruce Willis, and Isabella Rossellini.

Beyoncé expressed her love for her fellow Destiny’s Child member in a heartfelt post, captioning a series of stunning pictures with, “My Belle.” This sentiment beautifully conveyed the spirit of camaraderie and support that the trio shares, even amidst their busy careers.

Fans were treated to an array of enchanting photos from the opening night, showcasing Michelle Williams looking radiant on stage. The snapshots included moments of the ladies posing with Beyoncé’s mother, Tina Knowles, as well as intimate gestures of support as they held hands. The collection also featured the Broadway production’s playbill, a glimpse of Beyoncé’s stylish outfit for the evening, and various captivating stage shots from the theater that encapsulated the magic of the night.

In her second post, Beyoncé shared similar heartfelt moments from the evening, accompanied by the soulful tune of Cowboy Carter’s “II Most Wanted.” The lyrics resonate with loyalty and friendship, as she sings, “I’ll be your shotgun rider ’til the day I, ’til the day I die,” further emphasizing the bond they share as artists and friends.

Michelle Williams was touched by Beyoncé’s emotional tribute and expressed her feelings in the comments, stating, “I try not to cry too early in the day BUT……. My sisters 4ever!” Her response highlights the deep affection and connection that exists among the members of Destiny’s Child, showcasing their enduring friendship through thick and thin.

Reflecting on her busy schedule, Michelle Williams had previously expressed her disappointment at not being able to join Beyoncé and Rowland at Kamala HarrisDeath Becomes Her in New York, demonstrating the commitments that come with being a Broadway performer.