Destiny's Child: Where Are They Now?

Ever wondered what all the members of Destiny's Child are up to now? Well look no further, we've got it covered...

Farrah Franklin's involvement with Destiny's Child is quite the story. She was first involved as an extra in the music video for 'Bills, Bills, Bills' before Matthew Knowles invited her to join the group, replacing one of the existing band members… Awks!

Franklin has laid low since leaving the band in 2000 after an alleged bust-up with the other members of the group. She released her first solo music in 15 years last December, an EP called 'Magic n' Makeup'.

LeToya Luckett was an original member of Destiny's Child but left at the same time as LaTavia Roberson due to the fact they wanted their own management.

Since leaving the band LeToya has released three studio albums as well as starting an acting career featuring on shows such as 'Treme' and 'Single Ladies'.

LaTavia Roberson was another OG of the group, departing at the same time as LeToya.

Roberson has since featured on a handful of songs as well as starring as herself in shows and movies such as 'Real Housewives Of Atlanta', 'R&B Divas: Atlanta' and 'Smart Guy'.

Michelle Williams was one of the members in the final Destiny's Child line up after replacing Roberson & Luckett in 2000. She experienced major success in the band alongside Bey and Kelly.

Since DC she has had quite an illustrious acting and singing career. Just last year she sang for Barack and Michelle Obama at the White House. You can't get much bigger than that!

Kelly Rowland was one of the other members in the final Destiny's Child line up. She was there from the very start alongside Beyoncé.

Kelly has gone on to great success in her solo music career as well as landing a role in the hugely successful US TV show, 'Empire'.

Beyoncé & Kelly Rowland were the only original members that saw the band right through to the end, and Bey has obviously had the most success since leaving the band.

If you don't know what Beyoncé up to right now then you must be living under a rock. We'll just put it this way, 'Lemonade' has well and truly taken over our lives.