Michelle Williams may have risen to fame as one-third of the top-selling girl group Destiny’s Child, but her solo resume is nothing to shake a stick at.

From finding success on Gospel charts to Broadway, TV, philanthropy, podcasting, mental health advocacy, and more, the multi-hyphenate GRAMMY winner has built a portfolio worthy of envy.

Yet, her triumphs have not shielded her from ongoing criticism for being the “least known member of the group” – a status she’s chosen to revel in (and ride all the way to the bank) courtesy of a partnership with Uber.

Taking to Rolling Stone Australia recently, Williams not only chatted it up about DC3’s iconic, early 2000’s cover of the mag but also detailed the inspiration behind her self-deprecating ad with the rideshare service and reflected on the impact of some of her most embarrassing on-screen moments.

Look inside to hear what she had to say.

 

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MICHELLE ON THE #POORMICHELLE MEMES:

“Money isn’t everything, but I love that I make a living out of doing what I love to do,” she said. “So, while [people] are making fun of me I just left the bank.”

MICHELLE ON THE ‘106 & Park’ FALL FROM 2004:

“When I fell on live TV it took me years to watch that because people made such a big deal about it,” she relayed before sharing it took her “a while to get over it” because people acted like she’s the “only human on the planet to fall.”

See the full interview below.

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