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If you’re wondering when Destiny’s Child would get back together again, you won’t have to wait too long. According to reports, Beyonce Knowles, Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams will reunite as the R&B group “Destiny’s Child”.

However, the comeback will not be by choice. To fulfill their contract with label Columbia Records, the girls will need to make one last album before they can go on their permanently. Neither Columbia nor reps for the trio have officially released a statement on the report.

A new Destiny’s Child album is reported to be due in 2011, but with no confirmation in sight, fans may have to wait a long time for a reunion. Rumors of their reunion swirled not long after they initially split to try solo careers.

Fans have said that this could be a good opportunity for Michelle Williams and Kelly Rowland to get some more focus on them individually. Both girls have released album to lukewarm fanfare and have not done as well as Beyonce. In 2009, Rowland split from Columbia and her manager Matthew Knowles, father of Beyonce.

MICHELLE WILLIAMS and KELLY ROWLAND avoided a red carpet clash when they both rocked up to RICHARD BRANSON’s pre-Wimbledon party at the same time.

DESTINY’S CHILD singer Kelly said No, No, No to a reunion by refusing to step out of her car on the red carpet until Michelle had finished doing the rounds.

A source said: “The crowd loved Michelle and would have lapped up seeing the girls together – but Kelly just wasn’t keen to go there.”

Kelly Rowland snubbed her former Destiny’s Child bandmate Michelle Williams by refusing to walk down the red carpet with her, it has been reported.

Both stars arrived at the same time to Richard Branson’s pre-Wimbledon party in London, but Rowland objected to being seen together, according to The Sun.

Rowland is currently in the UK promoting new single ‘When Love Take Over’, which as claimed by midweek sales is expected to top the chart this Sunday.

Williams, who joined the ‘Independent Women’ group in 2000, begins a stint as Roxie Hart in the West End musical Chicago next month.

Michelle Williams, of the top-selling female group of all time, Destiny’s Child, has landed a role of Roxie Hart, a murderous chorus girl in the West End production of “Chicago The Musical.” The singer and actress who has been working as a solo artist for the past few years and who has appeared on Broadway after taking the place of Toni Braxton as “Aida” in 2003, will appear at Cambridge Theatre (Earlham Street, Seven Dials, London WC2) spanning over six-weeks from July 13, 2009 – August 23, 2009

According to Michelle Williams, she has been thrilled about being in the production stating, “It’s a real thrill to be given the opportunity to play Roxie Hart in the West End’s spectacular production of ‘Chicago’.”

The singer goes on to state that it’s both a challenge as well as a lot of fun trying to bring her character to life on-stage and hopes that everyone comes to the show and will enjoy it as much as she does.

Williams will be one of a select few of actresses of color to have played the role of Roxie Hart and the first in the West End’s 12-year-run. Previous stars to have played Roxie Hart include Ruthie Henshall, Brooke Shields, Tina Arena, Denise Van Outen, Ashlee Simpson, Lisa Rinna, Robin Givens, Melanie Griffith and Bebe Neuwirth.

In 2006, Michelle Williams made her debut as a guest on the UPN series “Half & Half” which was followed by a number of guest appearances on other television shows. In 2007, the singer and actress joined the musical “The Color Purple” which toured to several cities in the U.S.

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Michelle Williams and Kimberly Locke are on board for the fourth season of Gospel Music Channel’s Gospel Dream competition show.

Destiny’s Child member Williams will join Stellar Award winner J. Moss and industry executive Mitchell Solarek as the judges for Gospel Dream, Gospel Music Channel’s American Idol-style competition series, whose fourth season bows on the network on June 24 at 10 p.m. (ET).

Locke, the first American Idol alumnae to debut at No. 1 on the Billboard charts with a non-Idol single, will serve as co-host with Mike Kasem (MTV’s Top 20 Video Countdown, American Top 10).

In addition, two major musical artists will serve as surprise coaches during the show’s fourth season, which bears “The Greatest Inspirational Songs of All Time” theme.

Gospel Dream talent scouts combed the country this spring, auditioned thousands and decided upon 37 contestants, who will pursue their dream of a musical career in front of a national television audience.

Solo artists between the ages of 16 and 40, from all genres of gospel/Christian music styles, including traditional, rock, pop, country and soul, will compete, with 10 finalists and one winner chosen. The winning artist will receive record and music video exposure, among other prizes.