What was the name of the girl group Beyoncé joined that became internationally famous?

The internationally famous girl group Beyoncé joined was Destiny’s Child.

The group developed from a Houston act originally known as Girl’s Tyme. After lineup changes and a recording deal, the group became Destiny’s Child and signed with Columbia Records. Its early breakthrough came with the 1998 single “No, No, No,” followed by major hits including “Say My Name” and “Survivor.”

Beyoncé was the group’s lead singer and one of its principal songwriters. The best-known final lineup consisted of Beyoncé, Kelly Rowland, and Michelle Williams. Destiny’s Child became one of the best-selling female groups in music history before disbanding in 2006.

A frequent mistake is identifying the group as TLC, another highly successful American R&B trio. TLC was a separate act. Destiny’s Child’s name also refers to the biblical phrase “destiny’s child,” rather than to a single album title.