Taraji P. Henson Blames Beyonce for Disrupting Her Renaissance Tour Outfit Plans
Taraji P. Henson at Acne Studios Ready To Wear Spring 2024 held at Observatoire de Paris on September 27, 2023 in Paris, France. Aitor Rosas Sune for WWD
Taraji P. Henson had her entire attire all set for Beyoncé’s Renaissance tour, yet Queen Bey herself wound up tossing a wrench in her strategies.
The Empire celebrity came by The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon today, where the host flaunted a sparkly, ninja-inspired attire with silver chain outlining that Henson posted to Instagram. “I had already had my outfit picked out for [Beyoncé’s] show, months in advance,” the comic clarified. “Then, she does this, ‘Oh, it’s my birthday. Let’s all wear silver.’ So, I mean, my house is being renovated and my clothes are in storage, so I randomly happened to buy this off of those Instagram Shopping pages.”
Henson kept in mind that when the attire showed up, it was bad high quality and also will “throw it away,” yet determined versus it. “At the end of the day, that’s all I had for Beyoncé. It was kind of silver, had silver sparklies on it,” she remembered. “Long story short, I did have to throw it away at the end of the night because it had snags and holes — but thanks, Instagram Shopping!”
Watch her diminish the entire scenario listed below, in addition to clarify why Usher is the best “female magnet.”

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