Beyonce and Kelly Rowland spark Destiny’s Child reunion rumours as they team up to support Kamala Harris

BEYONCE and Kelly Rowland have sparked Destiny's Child reunion rumours after teaming up to support Kamala Harris.

The singers joined forces to talk to the audience while at the campaign rally held at Shell Energy Stadium in Texas on Friday.

The former bandmates were all smiles as they waved at the audience hand in hand.

Beyonce wowed in a black fitted suit dress and black high heels.

She styled her blonde locks into loose waves and opted for natural make-up.

Meanwhile Kelly looked stylish in a grey and white pin-striped oversized suit.

She styled her hair into a short bob and accessorised with diamond earrings.

Many fans took to X, formerly known as Twitter, to share their excitement over the pair's reunion.

One questioned: "Destiny’s Child reunion?"

Another confessed: "still can’t believe there was a DESTINY’S CHILD REUNION for KAMALA HARRIS."

"Yasss could’ve had Destiny’s Child reunion," a third chimed in.

Destiny's Child shot to fame in 1997.

The R&B girl group originally consisted of Beyonce, Kelly, LaTavia Roberson and LeToya Luckett.

When LaTavia and LeToya quit the band in the early 2000s, the two were replaced with Michelle Williams and Farrah Frankli.

However, just six months in, Farrah left Destiny's Child, which left the band with just three members.

The band broke up in 2006, but have reunited various times over the years.

Between the late 90s and early 00s, the band released five studio albums - Destiny's Child, The Writing's on the Wall, Survivor, 8 Days of Christmas, Destiny Fulfilled.

Earlier this year Destiny's Child sparked reunion rumours as they sent fans wild with new group snap.

The girls, minus Farrah Frankli, posed at Beyoncé's Renaissance concert in Houston in January.

LaToya shared the photo before it was reposted on the official Destiny's Child Instagram.

She said: "ALL LOVE. This was hands down my favorite moment of 2023 ❤️ The Love, The joy, The Prayer, The Healing.

"May we all experience beautiful moments like this in 2024
@beyonce @kellyrowland @iamlatavia @michellewilliams

"All of the Children."

It came months after they set tongues wagging after the group's official website underwent a transformation in 2023.

According to Billboard, it told fans that visited the site: “25 years — new website coming soon."