Beyonce Hangs Out With Kelly Rowland On 'Party' Video Set

By Popular Critic | Published on August 4, 2011

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Beyonce can’t get enough of former band mate Kelly Rowland as the two hung out to shoot scenes for Beyonce’s upcoming video of “Party” which also features rapper Andre 3000. The video was shot on location in New Jersey at South Brunswick’s Oakdale Mobile Home Park. The ladies, including sis Solange Knowles brought quite a shock to residents, one resident stated,

“I wasn’t expecting this. There’s a lot of good-looking young girls. I’m impressed by the artists doing the painting on the side of the trailer. This is not something that happens every day.”

Kelly Rowland is hoping to grab any promotional push to keep her album sales up for “Here I Am” which landed at no. 3 with 76,857 units sold. It’s Kelly’s highest spot on the Billboard sitting just two spots above Beyonce’s “4”.

Is it possible that Kelly Rowland and Beyonce’s was previously impeded by Matthew who no longer represents the ladies? Maybe Beyonce could hook up Kelly with some high fashion photo shoots! Just thinking out loud…

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