Where is latavia from destiny child

I remember our fans were amazing. Us being so young and not realizing the height of our success was overwhelming at the time. We were on a train from Paris and the train derailed -- Uma Thurman and her daughter were on the train. There have been quite a few things I could say, but the best part of it all is that we all had our childhood and had success together. Search term. Billboard Pro Subscribe Sign In. Top Artists.

Top Charts. Hot Songs. Billboard Top Videos. Top Articles. By Ilana Kaplan. Copied to clipboard. Click to copy. Artists Mentioned. When do you feel like you resurfaced? You have a memoir coming out. What will it cover? What would the docuseries mainly cover from the book? Who will you be bringing into the series? How long did you have to keep your relationship a secret? Without a doubt, Destiny's Child is one of the most influential musical groups in the late s and the early s.

They had several hit songs that talked about female empowerment and self-worth. And, of course, the group spawned the cultural juggernaut that is Beyonce. But Destiny's Child as most people know it, comprised of Beyonce, Kelly Rowland, and Michelle Williams, started off with different members.

One of those former members is LaTavia Roberson. The group got its first recording contract in and released the song "No, No, No part 2 ," which went on to sell more than a million copies. That album and "Bills, Bills, Bills" catapulted the group into popularity. They snagged six Grammy nominations in , wrote Cheat Sheet.

But even though success was knocking on their door, Roberson and fellow member LeToya Luckett felt unhappy. They had been with the group since it started, but increasingly saw what they considered favoritism.

Both singers contend Beyonce and Rowland, who is related to the Knowles family, were being favored. Plus, both felt Knowles was too controlling. Following the release of their best-selling second album, Writings On The Wall , the group faced lineup changes.

As a result, both Luckett and Roberson were replaced with Williams and Franklin. Fortunately for the two former members, their careers did not end there. When Roberson is not sharing adorable photos of her children on her Instagram account, she's working on her business venture that is sure to be a knockout — pun intended.

In November , Roberson took a rather interesting direction in her career by becoming the founder of Roberson Sports Management, L.