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Destiny's Child Settle With Former Members

Published: 7/25/02 at 4:57 PM PT
Written By: Adam Gonshor
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(andPOP) - The nasty battle between the three Destiny's Child members, and their two former members, has apparently come to a close. LeToya Luckett and Latavia Roberson, two years removed from the R&B group, have settled a case with the group.

"The former members of Destiny's Child, LeToya Luckett and Latavia Roberson, along with Music World Entertainment, Mathew Knowles, Beyonc? Knowles, Kelendria Rowland and T. Michelle Williams ... have amicably resolved all of their outstanding differences. ... LeToya and Latavia are satisfied that justice has been served," the parties said in a statement, according to MTV.

Luckett and Roberson filed a case in March of this year, claiming "Survivor" was about them.



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