Beyoncé made a triumphant return to the stage for her first concert since 2018, and she appears to be planning an entirely different kind of comeback for the 2023 Grammys.
If you missed it, the 41-year-old "Crazy in Love" singer performed as the main attraction at the grand opening of Atlantis the Royal in Dubai on Saturday (January 21).
Throughout her 60-minute set, she performed numerous hits from her previous albums, including a collaboration with daughter Blue Ivy, but she notably skipped over her latest release Renaissance.
Throughout her 60-minute set, she performed numerous hits from her previous albums, including a collaboration with daughter Blue Ivy, but she notably skipped over her latest release Renaissance.
Variety speculates that there could be a reason for this.
The publication noted in its coverage of her performance that Beyoncé had been approached about performing at the 2023 ceremony, which will take place on February 5. Obviously, nothing has been confirmed.
This would, however, be a significant moment for the superstar, who has delivered numerous performances at the awards show over the years, including a stunning performance while pregnant in 2017.