Beyoncé teased fans demanding visuals for her Renaissance album – posting a sexy slideshow of snaps on Instagram.
Listeners are eagerly awaiting the music videos to go with her new chart-topping album and now Mrs. Carter has added to the excitement.
The 40-year-old hitmaker paired a Reel alongside new track PURE/HONEY as she sent temperatures soaring in the stunning snaps.
She flashed her busty chest in a figure-hugging all-black dress, complete with bra cut-outs.
Showing underboob, the mum-of-three paired the Nensi Dojaka mini frock with a pair of fashionable sunglasses and feather earrings.
Full name Beyoncé Giselle Knowles-Carter, she sported a sparkly clutch bag boasting an expletive word across the front.
The bedazzled bag read c***ty across a US car registration plate-style bag – a word which features heavily in her lyrics.
Attracting over 1.5million likes, fans have flocked to the star’s comment section – continuing to ask for her album visuals.
“RELEASE THE VISUALS! We are starving!!!! Please Giselle,” said one. “Bey, sis, stop playin,” added another. “She said these y’all visuals,” said a third.
“Giselle where are the music videos,” penned a fourth. A fifth joked: “Just gonna do a watch party for all your reels til we get our videos.”
The post comes after Beyoncé bagged her fourth solo UK number one album with Renaissance, making it her first chart-topper in six years.
Her seventh studio album incorporates house music and Afrobeats and outsold its closest competition three to one to nab the top spot.
She has previously topped the UK charts on three occasions as a solo artist – with Dangerously In Love (2003), 4 (2011) and Lemonade (2016).
As a member of Destiny’s Child, she reached number one with Survivor in 2001.
Renaissance is Beyoncé's first solo album in six years, following the release of Lemonade in 2016.
The album has recently been slammed by listeners who noticed one of the songs featured an ableist slur.
Loose Women presenter Sophie Morgan, who was left paralysed from the chest down following a car crash, says she was heartbroken after discovering the word in the song Heated.
Speaking to the rest of the panel, Sophie said: "The word is a medical phrase but it basically got turned into an offensive term and so disabled people said we want to stop using it.
"So, the word is now what we call an ableist slur. It's something that we fight very hard to have removed from everyday lexicon."
She added: "When we see pop stars like Beyoncé using [the word], it is heart-breaking for lots of different reasons.”
