Their last album - Destiny Fulfilled - was released in 2004, so what makes Matthew Knowles think Destiny's Child will make a comeback?
Destiny F-u-l-f-i-l-l-e-d - says it all really - after almost two decades, plenty of lineup changes, the ladies well and truly satisfied their duties as R'n'B queens. Although we'd love to see more. Obvs.
But now, the girl group's manager (and Beyonce's dad, who no longer representives Bey) Matthew Knowles revealed to The Huffington Post that his daughter, Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams WILL make a comeback.
"I am extremely hopeful that the ladies will come back with an album and a tour," he said.
"I'm working on a few Destiny's Child projects right now."
Dad Knowles also revealed that he's coming out with a second book which will be all about DC's journey to success.
Shocker, the 63-year-old is also planning a possible DC FILM and TV show. Somehow we don't see Queen Bey doing that, Do you?
Earlier this year, the trio recently reunited for the Stellar Gospel Music Awards and performed Say Yes at the Las Vegas show, proving their still very good friends and awesome as a band.
Recently Michelle spoke about the bond she has with the girls, and The Hollywood Reporter: "I have their back and they have mine. They have showed themselves to be loyal to me time after time.
"They have proven they are my sisters time and time again."
So, will they? Won't they?