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Destiny Unfulfilled?
By Jawn Murray, AOL Black Voices columnist
Destiny's Child is approaching the last 20 cities on their "Destiny Fulfilled ... And Lovin' It" tour, which will mark the "breakup" of the successful R&B group. But now the trio, as I expected, isn't calling this "breakup" a permanent one. During a recent interview with Matt Lauer on NBC's 'Today,' Kelly Rowland, Beyonce Knowles and Michelle Williams were pretty optimistic that they would record together again.
Kelly Rowland: "We might wake up one day and say, 'You know what, we want to do another record."
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"You could have it both ways. Because you've all had this success with solo careers, and you have this great group success," asked Lauer.
Rowland was the first to chime in. "We might wake up one day and say, 'You know what, we want to do another record," she replied.
"Yeah," Williams laughed.
"Why couldn't you go on and keep having it both ways," Laurer asked again.
"Well we might," smirked Rowland.
"You never know," the group responded unanimously, before Knowles backed it up. "You never know," she repeated.
"Never say never," concluded Williams.
In the meantime, Destiny's Child is readying the release of their live concert DVD, which was recorded on July 15 in Atlanta. The DVD, along with their 'Greatest Hits' set, will bow this fall.
By Jawn Murray, AOL Black Voices columnist
Destiny's Child is approaching the last 20 cities on their "Destiny Fulfilled ... And Lovin' It" tour, which will mark the "breakup" of the successful R&B group. But now the trio, as I expected, isn't calling this "breakup" a permanent one. During a recent interview with Matt Lauer on NBC's 'Today,' Kelly Rowland, Beyonce Knowles and Michelle Williams were pretty optimistic that they would record together again.
Kelly Rowland: "We might wake up one day and say, 'You know what, we want to do another record."
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"You could have it both ways. Because you've all had this success with solo careers, and you have this great group success," asked Lauer.
Rowland was the first to chime in. "We might wake up one day and say, 'You know what, we want to do another record," she replied.
"Yeah," Williams laughed.
"Why couldn't you go on and keep having it both ways," Laurer asked again.
"Well we might," smirked Rowland.
"You never know," the group responded unanimously, before Knowles backed it up. "You never know," she repeated.
"Never say never," concluded Williams.
In the meantime, Destiny's Child is readying the release of their live concert DVD, which was recorded on July 15 in Atlanta. The DVD, along with their 'Greatest Hits' set, will bow this fall.