Beyonce and Kelly Rowland are vying to hang on to their status as two of R&B’s most enterprising artists, their fellow former Destiny’s Child bandmate Michelle Williams will be competing on the UK reality competition Strictly Come Dancing!

“Michelle is a great booking for us – as she’s an amazing dancer and extremely glamorous. We said that we were aiming big this year – and we hope fans of the show will realize that with a booking like her,” a producer told the British press this week.

Damn Girl, you couldn’t at least get cast on Dancing With The Stars?!

The move comes a year after ex-bandmate Kelly Rowland ditched Knowles as her manager.

“After much prayer and consideration I have decided to part ways from my management team, Mathew Knowles and Music World Entertainment,” Williams, who will take over the role of Roxie in the Broadway play Chicago next month,” said in a statement this week. “From my time in Destiny’s Child to my solo career, I am grateful for everything Mathew and his team has done for me. We’ve shared great success together. However, as I move in a new direction in my career, I felt it was time. I wish Mathew Knowles and the Music World Entertainment family all the best.”

Former Destiny’s Child star Michelle Williams is high-kicking her way into the role of Roxie Hart in Broadway’s Chicago.

Williams, 29, will replace Ashlee Simpson-Wentz as the wannabe star-turned-murderess for a limited run in the hit musical from Feb. 8 to March 28, PEOPLE Magazine revealed on Wednesday. The three-time Grammy Award winner made her New York stage debut in the Broadway production of Aida in 2003. Michelle has spent the past few years performing in London’s West End theater district, including a turn as Roxie in the British adaptation of the musical.

Michelle Williams says she was the constant target of bullies growing up.

The former Destiny’s Child singer says she was physically and emotionally abused by jealous classmates as a child.

“I still don’t know why I was singled out. I can only assume it was because my mother dressed me nicely and I was smart and applied myself at school.”

“The girls were the worst. They would call me names, hit me and threaten to kill me. Once I was beaten so badly that the school arranged for a patrol person to walk me home every day,” the 28-year-old says.

But she who laughs last, laughs best, Michelle explains.

“Now they have multiple children, probably by multiple fathers, and some of them have been in prison.”

‘I’m blessed I didn’t follow that curve.’

Michelle Williams performs her single “Hello Heartbreak” and a cover of Rihanna’s smash hit “Don’t Stop The Music” during a singing set for Yahoo! Pepsi Smash.

“Don’t Stop The Music”

What do you think of “The Greatest,” the latest music video from Child of Destiny Michelle Williams?

After making a impressive splash on the gospel music scene, Michelle Williams tried her luck on the mainstream tip with the release her first solo R&B album, Unexpected, on Tuesday.

Check out the former “Child of Destiny” discussing her career in this interview from Thursday’s edition of The TODAY Show.

Download Unexpected by Michelle Williams

1. Unexpected (Intro)
2. Hello Heartbreak
3. We Break The Dawn
4. Lucky Girl Interlude/Lucky
5. The Greatest
6. Till The End Of The World
7. Private Party
8. Hungover
9. We Break The Dawn (Part 2 Ft. Flo Rida)
10. Stop This Car
11. Unexpected
12. Thank U
13. Too Young For Love
14. Hello Heartbreak (Lost Daze Deep Inside Mix)
15. We Break The Dawn (Karmatronic Remix Radio Edit)

Michelle Williams performed “We Break The Dawn” before sitting down in the hot seat on The Wendy Williams Show on Wednesday!

Michelle Williams performed her solo hit “We Break The Dawn” on CBS The Early Show on Tuesday.