Diana Ross recently serenaded Beyoncé on stage with the song “Happy Birthday” — and the moment was truly iconic.
The “I’m Coming Out” singer took the stage at one stop of Beyoncé’s Renaissance world tour at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California on Monday night. Ross took the stage and sang her 1975 hit “Love Hangover” before leading the crowd to sing “Happy Birthday” to Beyoncé, who turned 42 on September 4.
Fan videos on social media Beyoncé held hands with Ross while she serenaded her. The “Break My Soul” singer hugged and thanked the legendary Supremes performer, saying, “Thank you so much you’re so amazing.”
She continued, addressing the crowd, “That’s the legendary Diana Ross!”
Ross told Beyoncé moments later on stage that she wanted it return the favor to the “Renaissance” singer who was being serenaded her on her 75th birthday in 2019.
Beyoncé’s birthday gig on Monday brought another sentimental moment.
The singer gave an emotional speech reflecting on the past few years star-studded audience.
“My heart is full. My soul is filled. I’m so grateful — I’ll try not to cry,” she said. accordingly Video clips published online. “I am grateful to be alive. I’m grateful to be on stage. I am thankful to look out and see your faces.”
Beyoncé thanked her fans in a heartfelt speech at a concert in another California city last month.
The Santa Clara City Council declared the singer the city’s honorary mayor for the day, August 30. Beyoncé celebrated the track later that night at her concert at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, saying it was a “special” day.
