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Michelle Williams Set To Star In 'My Sister's Keeper' Reality Show

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Destiny’s Child member, Michelle Williams, will star in new eOne’s reality television show alongside her sisters entitled My Sister’s Keeper.

My Sister’s Keeper will follow Williams and her sisters as the singer works on the release of her new solo gospel album. The new series is being produced by Entertainment One, the same company that produces the WE network reality show, starring gospel duo Mary Mary. Entertainment One’s music division will also be producing Williams’ album as well.

The singer stated “Working together on my new gospel album and television series, I am excited to share with everyone a behind-the-scenes look at the inspiration and journey of recording for the album, performing, fun family times and other unforgettable experiences out together with my dear sisters”, according to nme.com.

The singer, songwriter, record producer and actress is best known for being a member of the record-breaking R&B and pop sensation female trio, Destiny’s Child. Williams recently reunited with group members, Beyonce and Kelly, for the 47th Superbowl halftime show.

Filming for My Sister’s Keeper has not been released as of yet, more details coming soon…

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