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Beyoncé and Solange took a bit of a tumble at Coachella last night and people on Twitter were very amused

Beyoncé tried to pick Solange up, and the pair of them ended up on the floor.

Apr 23rd 2018, 7:38 AM 8,563 Views 0 Comments

Beyonce Performs at the 2018 Coachella Valley Music And Arts Festival Source: SIPA USA/PA Images

AS YOU MIGHT have heard, Beyoncé put on a pretty big show at Coachella this year. Twice.

Over the last few weeks, the 36-year-old singer has been training 11 hours a day in preparation for the music festival, so it’s safe to say that her set was very physically demanding.

Beyonce Performs at the 2018 Coachella Valley Music And Arts Festival Source: SIPA USA/PA Images

There were dozens of people involved in the performance, including Jay-Z, Destiny’s Child and Solange. So, somebody was bound to slip up sooner or later. For once, it was Beyoncé and her sister Solange.

Solange went in for a hug, and the pair immediately fell to the ground. They made a pretty good save by rolling around on the floor laughing for a second and getting straight back into it.

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Once it became clear that nobody was hurt, fans shared their amusement at the situation on Twitter.

PastedImage-18696 Source: Audrey/Twitter

 

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