While attending Vice President Kamala Harris’ rally in Houston, Beyoncé Knowles-Carter took a moment to savor a taste of home: Frenchy’s Chicken. The pop icon, a proud Houston native, joined a packed crowd at Shell Energy Stadium, where she rallied support for Harris’ campaign and celebrated her beloved hometown with a classic local meal.
Beyoncé Knowles-Carter caused a stir in Houston this weekend by attending Vice President Kamala Harris's campaign rally at Shell Energy Stadium. Although many were expecting a surprise performance from the global superstar, it was her sincere support of local cuisine that captured the public's attention. Photos of Beyoncé enjoying a tray of Frenchy's fried chicken, a Houston staple she frequently praises, were posted on her website shortly after the rally.
Beyoncé's affection for Frenchy's is well-documented. The chicken chain frequently appears in her concert films and functions as a culinary touchstone during her visits home, where she is known for her roots in the Third Ward. Nevertheless, her attendance at the rally was not solely to serve food; she also encouraged the approximately 30,000 attendees to participate in the political process and endorse Harris's policies, particularly those regarding reproductive rights.
Tina Knowles-Lawson and Kelly Rowland, also Houston luminaries, joined Beyoncé on stage to underscore the significance of community engagement in policy development. The audience was deeply moved by her passionate tributes to the diverse communities of Houston, which served as a reminder of the influence of their vote.
Frenchy's Chicken commemorated Beyoncé's endorsement with an Instagram post in response to social media, solidifying the singer's status as a cultural ambassador for Houston. Although she did not perform at the rally, her unwavering support for her community and passion for local food continue to motivate her supporters.
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