Beyoncé again proved that she knows no limitation by voicing Nala in Disney's record-breaking remake of The Lion King. And as a love letter to Africa, where the film takes place, she dropped a gorgeous soundtrack album, The Lion King: The Gift.
Queen Bey made her first red carpet appearance in three years at the Los Angeles premiere in July, joined by 7-year-old daughter Blue Ivy. A week later, she met Prince Harry and Meghan Markle at The Lion King's United Kingdom premiere.
Outside of the entertainment sphere, Bey was recognized in 2019 for her continued philanthropic efforts, earning the vanguard award at the GLAAD Media Awards, the entertainer of the year honor at the NAACP Image Awards, and the best international group Brit Award for her and JAY-Z's collaborative work as The Carters.
It's been a wild decade for Beyoncé, to say the least. We saw her develop and evolve into one of the world's most influential powerhouses, activists, and creatives. And we still can't help but think that her impact is only going to strengthen over the next 10 years. Time to get in formation, Beyhive.
