Michelle Williams Debunks Destiny's Child's 'High' Interview
Williams said the viral clip reflected exhaustion from a nonstop 2001 promotional schedule, not drug use, and called the group’s answers “tired” and “loopy.”
- On Keke Palmer's podcast this week, Michelle Williams addressed a viral 2001 Destiny Child interview, clarifying the truth behind her group's behavior during the sit-down.
- For two decades, Fans have scrutinized the footage as evidence the trio was high; in the clip, Beyoncé famously claimed she would be a whale, while Kelly Rowland and Michelle added they would be birds or panthers.
- Michelle explained the group was simply exhausted by a brutal 2001 promotional schedule, insisting that managers Matthew and Tina Knowles maintained strict professional standards during the interview.
- Addressing persistent rumors directly, she emphasized the group was not under the influence of any substance, definitively stating, "There Were No Edibles."
- Despite the clarification, Fans remain divided between those accepting the jet lag explanation and those rejecting it, ensuring the clip will circulate for years to come.
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‘No, No, No, No, No’ Michelle Williams Clears Destiny’s Child’s Name Over THAT Infamous Interview In 2001–‘There Were No Edibles’
Source: Julian Dakdouk / Julian Dakdouk One of the most interesting mysteries in early 2000s pop culture has officially been solved, and the answer is less scandalous than you may think. Michelle Williams pulled up to Keke Palmer’s Baby, This Is Keke Palmer podcast this week and addressed the viral 2001 Destiny’s Child interview that has had fans convinced for a quarter of a century that Beyoncé, Kelly Rowland, and Michelle were faaaar from sobe…
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'We Were Delusional!' — For 25 Years, Fans Swore Destiny’s Child Was High In This Interview — Michelle Williams Says The Real Story Is Much Wilder
Source: Patrick Durand / Getty One of the most interesting mysteries in early 2000s pop culture has officially been solved, and the answer is less scandalous than you may think. Michelle Williams pulled up to Keke Palmer’s Baby, This Is Keke Palmer podcast this week and addressed the viral 2001 Destiny’s Child interview that has had fans convinced for a quarter of a century that Beyoncé, Kelly Rowland, and Michelle were faaaar from sober during …
'No, No, No, No, No' Michelle Williams Clears Destiny's Child's Name Over THAT Infamous Interview In 2001--'There Were No Edibles'
Source: Julian Dakdouk / Julian Dakdouk One of the most interesting mysteries in early 2000s pop culture has officially been solved, and the answer is less scandalous than you may think. Michelle Williams pulled up to Keke Palmer’s Baby, This Is Keke Palmer podcast this week and addressed the viral 2001 Destiny’s Child interview that has had fans convinced for a quarter of a century that Beyoncé, Kelly Rowland, and Michelle were faaaar from sobe…
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