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Q: Kelly Rowland broke down in tears during a performance of her new single 'Dirty Laundry' in Washington D.C. on Sunday night. 
  
 The former Destiny's Child star talks about living in Beyonce's shadow and domestic violence in the deeply-personal slow ballad. 
  
 In the video above, Rowland chokes up (about five minutes in), having to stop the performance to gather her composure. Her fans cheer her on, and she soon wipes away her tears and resumes the track. 
  
 It's a side to Rowland fans rarely get to see, with the 'Motivation' singer usually seen with a huge smile plastered on her face. 
  
 'Dirty Laundry', the first single from her forthcoming 2013 album 'Talk a Good Game', addresses Beyonce's major success with the lyrics, "When my sister was onstage killin' it like a motherf--ker / I was enraged, feelin' it like a motherf--ker / Bird in a cage, you would never know what I was dealin' with / Went our separate ways, but I was happy she was killin' it." 
  
 Rowland continues, singing, "Bittersweet / She was up, I was down / No lie, I feel good for her but what do I do now?" She also suggests that she was abused by someone in the music industry. 
  
 The 32-year-old singer then airs her 'Dirty Laundry' about a relationship that turned abusive, singing, "I was trapped in this house, lying to my mama / Thought it could get no worse, as we maximize the drama / Started to call them people on him, I was battered / He hit the window like it was me, until it shattered." 
  
 “Doing this song for me was so therapeutic,” she said during her show at the Fillmore Silver Spring, the Washington Post reports. 
  
 “Honesty, like my mama always says, is always the best policy.” 
  
 The 32-year-old's fourth studio album out on 18 June, following on from 2011's 'Here I Am', also features a track with her Destiny's Child bandmates Beyonce and Michelle Williams. 
  
  
  
 The track listing for 'Talk A Good Game' is as follows: 
  
 'Freak' 
  
 'Kisses Down Low' 
  
 'Gone' (ft. Wiz Khalifa) 
  
 'Talk A Good Game' (ft. Kevin Cossom) 
  
 'Down On Love' 
  
 'Dirty Laundry' 
  
 'You Changed' (ft. Beyonce and Michelle Williams) 
  
 'I Remember' 
  
 'Red Wine' 
  
 'This Is Love' 
  
 'Street Life' (ft. Pusha T) 
  
 'Stand In Front of Me' 
  
 Deluxe Tracks: 
  
 'Sky Walker' (ft. The-Dream) 
  
 'Put Your Name On It' 
  
 '#1' 
  
 Destiny's Child: A Look Back 
  
 Destiny's Child: A Look Back 
  
 1 of 20 1998 Destiny's Child Kelly Rowland, Beyonce Knowles, LeToya Luckett, and LaTavia Robertson at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles, California (Photo by Jim Smeal/WireImage) Share this slide: 
  
 Getty ||||| A fan slapped Beyonce on the bum during a concert in Copenhagen last night (May 27). See above for video footage.The incident took place during the section of Beyonce's latest stage show where she performs on a second, smaller stage and interacts with fans. Singing 'Irreplaceable', Beyonce walks up to her audience and hands them the microphone to sing the "to the left" line of the song. However, as she walked away from one fan he slapped her on the bottom. Taking the playful move in jest, Beyonce joked "I'll have you escorted out for that." The man is not believed to have been asked to leave the show.The Copenhagen gig, which took place at The Forum, was part of Beyonce's current tour ahead of the release of her latest studio album. Few details are known about the album, however a new track titled 'Grown Woman' has finally appeared online after a snippet of the track debuted in an advert for Pepsi unveiled during the half-time show of this year's Super Bowl in April.Beyoncé has unveiled a raft of new song snippets in 2013, including 'Standing In The Sun', which features in a television commercial for high street retailers H&M, and 'Rise Up', which featured in the trailer for the Disney filmMeanwhile, Mr Carter – Beyonce's husband Jay-Z – has denied claims that his wife is pregnant despite growing rumours, fuelled in part by the singer's dancers pushing two prams out onstage during her live show in Zurich, Switzerland. |||||
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Note to Beyonce concertgoers: probably not a great idea to smack Queen Bey's booty during a show, regardless of how amped up you are. Last night in Copenhagen a man did just that as Beyonce interacted with the audience, and the whole thing was caught on video. "I will have you escorted out right now, alright?" Beyonce can be heard saying, before jumping right back into her performance of "Irreplaceable." But NME thinks she took the whole thing as a joke, and reports that the man is not believed to have actually gotten the boot. In semi-related news, former Destiny's Child star Kelly Rowland broke down while performing "Dirty Laundry" in Washington, DC, on Sunday, the Huffington Post reports. The emotional ballad deals with an abusive relationship and what it was like to live in Bey's shadow.