Destiny’s Child became Beyoncé’s breakthrough girl group after evolving from her early group Girl’s Tyme.
The group formed in Houston in the 1990s and went through several lineup changes before becoming widely known as Destiny’s Child. Beyoncé and Kelly Rowland were central members during the group’s successful period, alongside other members including LeToya Luckett, LaTavia Roberson, and later Michelle Williams.
Destiny’s Child achieved major success with songs such as “Say My Name,” “Survivor,” and “Bootylicious.” Their albums and singles established Beyoncé as a prominent vocalist before she began her solo career.
The group’s name is sometimes confused with Beyoncé’s first solo album or with the earlier name Girl’s Tyme. Girl’s Tyme was an early group name; Destiny’s Child was the act that became internationally famous and released the 1998 debut album Destiny’s Child.