Williams recounted her past “trauma” performing with the group over two decades ago during a recent episode of her podcast.

"Destiny’s Child, bitch," Queen Bey told the crowd as they strutted down the walkway. Together, the group then performed ...

Determined not to repeat history, Williams took some necessary precautions: She tapped former Destiny’s Child stylist Ty ...

Michelle Williams may have reunited with Destiny's Child during Beyoncé's last "Cowboy Carter" show in Las Vegas, but that ...

Beyonce reunited with Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams for a Destiny's Child performance during her 'Cowboy Carter' ...

The "Drunk in Love" singer brought out Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams during her sold-out show at Allegiant Stadium in ...

Destiny's Child singer Michelle Williams recently underwent treatment for mental health issues Destiny’s Child singer Michelle Williams recently underwent treatment for mental health issues. In ...

"Destiny's Child" released albums in 1998, 1999, 2001 and 2004. Williams was the only member to release two albums, "Heart to Yours" (2002) and "Do You Know (2004)," while the group was still ...

Michelle Williams promises she has no idea why 2004's Destiny Fulfilled was Destiny's Child last album. And if she had her druthers, Destiny's Child would still be together.

Williams and Johnson said they want to strip away the stigma that's so often attached to mental illness. Michelle Williams and her fiance appear on "Good Morning America," Nov. 2, 2018.

-- Singer Michelle Williams has a new song out, called "Say Yes," and she enlisted the help of her former Destiny’s Child group members Beyonce and Kelly Rowland on the tune.

Former Destiny's Child star Michelle Williams is shining a light on mental health. The 38-year-old singer tweeted last week that she is "better" after reportedly leaving treatment for depression.