Which group did Beyoncé join that became one of the best-selling female groups in history?

Beyoncé joined Destiny’s Child, the group that became one of the best-selling female groups in history.

The group formed in Houston in 1990 under the name Girl’s Tyme. Its early lineup changed several times before the act signed with Columbia Records and adopted the name Destiny’s Child. Beyoncé became the group’s most prominent lead vocalist, while Kelly Rowland was another long-term member.

Destiny’s Child achieved major success with songs including “No, No, No,” “Bills, Bills, Bills,” “Say My Name,” “Survivor,” and “Bootylicious.” The best-known final lineup consisted of Beyoncé, Kelly Rowland, and Michelle Williams. The group announced a hiatus in 2005 and later reunited for selected performances.

The group is sometimes confused with TLC or En Vogue because all three acts were influential female R&B groups. Destiny’s Child, however, is the group directly associated with Beyoncé’s early rise to fame and her transition to a solo career.