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Beyoncé Shows Off Her Baby Bump During Sweet Destiny's Child Reunion

Beyoncé has once again proven to be the pregnancy style queen.
The 35-year-old singer made being pregnant with twins look chicer than ever on Wednesday, when she united with Destiny’s Child bandmates Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams at The Grove in Los Angeles to celebrate the launch of Rowland’s new book, Whoa, Baby!
The former girl group and BFFs looked adorable in photos posted to a gallery on Beyoncé’s Instagram page Friday as they posed for a photo holding Rowland’s new self-help book.
But all eyes were on Beyoncé in the gallery’s first few images, as the star flawlessly flaunted her baby bump in her killer maternity style.
She wore an oversized asymmetrical tan dress - accessorizing the look with drop-down earrings, a necklace and matching knee-high boots, their backs cut out to expose the heels of her feet.
Rowland rocked a gray-and-white-stripped blazer-inspired dress with knee-high boots. She posed for a photo with F- Cancer CEO Yael Cohen Braun, who hosted the event.
Later, Rowland thanked Braun on Instagram.
“This incredible woman did me the honor of hosting my book signing/conversation last night! @yael thank you for being there and sharing you intelligence, humor, wit, and beauty with us all! I adore you! XO,” Rowland wrote.

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