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Published: Sun, April 15, 2018

Life&Culture | By Rose Hansen

Beyoncé to Reunite Destiny's Child at Coachella

Beyoncé to Reunite Destiny's Child at Coachella

'I am so excited to see the BeyHive tonight at Coachella.

She pulled out of headlining Coachella a year ago after becoming pregnant with twins Rumi and Sir. "We need your energy!"

Sources close to Cardi B tell us. she ultimately decided not to hire any additional dancers and is going with her original crew to back her up.Cardi B went on a hiring spree just days before her Coachella performance, and made a primo score - a bunch of Beyonce's fired backup dancers..

Apparently the "added surprise" is a way for Beyonce "to make up for the fact she was unable to perform previous year", when pregnant.

26Commonwealth Games 2018: Saina Nehwal beats PV Sindhu to claim badminton gold
He lost 21-19, 14-21, 14-21 to Malaysia's Lee Chong Wei to seal India's 19th silver and 65th medal overall in this edition. By the end, it literally seemed Saina was toying with Sindhu in the buildup of the turn around in the second game.

Make sure you don't miss a single moment of Beyoncé's Coachella 2018 performance. Can't wait to see y'all at 11:05pm!', she said on social media prior to her performance. However, according to Page Six, a music insider has confirmed the trio is scheduled to perform.

It's a highly anticipated show, of course - Cardi said she plunked down about $300,000 of her own money to cover production costs - but the entire show is apparently supposed to cost as much as $450,000 in total. "But it's happening." We can't believe this is actually happening, especially considering rumors of a Destiny's Child reunion at Coachella have come and gone over the last few weeks, but this source seems pretty certain.

In other Beyoncé news, John Legend recently revealed on The Ellen DeGeneres Show that he knows who bit Bey at a VIP party in Los Angeles last December.

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