What was the name of Beyoncé’s breakthrough girl group?

Beyoncé’s breakthrough girl group was Destiny’s Child.

The group formed in Houston in 1990 under an earlier name, Girl’s Tyme. Its lineup changed several times before Beyoncé, Kelly Rowland, and Michelle Williams became the best-known trio. Destiny’s Child signed with Columbia Records and became one of the most successful female groups in music history.

The group’s major hits included “Say My Name,” “Survivor,” “Bootylicious,” and “Bills, Bills, Bills.” Their sound combined contemporary R&B, pop hooks, and tightly arranged vocal harmonies. Beyoncé was the group’s most prominent lead vocalist, but Destiny’s Child’s success depended on the contributions of all three members.

Destiny’s Child went on hiatus in 2002 and later reunited for selected performances. Beyoncé’s solo debut followed the group’s period of peak commercial success, making Destiny’s Child an important bridge between her early career and her solo stardom.