Beyoncé highlights the enduring Destiny's Child connection with a tribute to Michelle Williams in Broadway's 'Death Becomes Her'

Beyoncé reaffirmed her and her Destiny's Child cohorts' resilience with a heartfelt tribute on Instagram Saturday morning. The renowned "Cowboy Carter" artist shared a slideshow featuring images and clips from the Broadway debut of the "Death Becomes Her" musical in New York, where her former bandmate Michelle Williams takes the stage.

The visual montage captured Beyoncé and her mother, Tina Knowles, present at the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre, alongside Kelly Rowland, completing the final Destiny's Child ensemble. Photos and videos depicted the trio of icons beaming in the audience, with Williams adorned in her theatrical attire. Captivating moments also showed her taking a bow during her curtain call.

Inspired by the 1992 cult comedy film helmed by Robert Zemeckis, "Death Becomes Her" originally starred Meryl Streep, Goldie Hawn, and Bruce Willis. It narrates the tale of rival socialites who stumble upon a mystical elixir promising eternal youth, albeit with ominously humorous consequences.

In this theatrical rendition, Williams embodies Viola Van Horn, a character reminiscent of the enigmatic figure portrayed by Isabella Rossellini in the film, who bestows the potion upon the women.

The musical adaptation of "Death Becomes Her" has garnered enthusiastic acclaim, featuring performances by Tony-nominated Broadway talents Megan Hilty and Jennifer Simard.