Michelle Williams has a “trauma” from falling up stairs with Destiny baby

Although the reunion of the fate of children went without a hitch, Williams revealed that she was worried about falling, referring to her infamous 2004 trip and fall’s long -term injuries, but on the show “106 & Park”.

“I tried to stay concentrated because you know I’m still … I have a trauma, fallen to 106 and the park,” she said. “I need you to be my therapist too. Because every time I perform with girls, it’s in my head.”

“Don’t look,” she cited“Don’t look.”

And she wasn’t alone in her thinking. Several fans went into the social media after the shots became the virus commenting on something similar.

“I love Michelle me, but it looks like she is still watching her step after all these years,” one user wrote, and the other posted, “Poor Michel has a pts from falling.”

Many other users who chose to defend the singer “Say Yes” with one user who puts “hating Michel from your coach is insane.”

Others wrote about how excited they were to see a group of iconic girls together.

“Girls !!! Black no cracks. Come to black women! I loveeeeeee,” posted another user.

“This is an example of nursing women among black women,” they continued. “They all support each other. They appear to each other. They don’t let the negative comments split them. When God allows it, they shine together!”

Elsewhere, Williams shared her that she was able to work with Ty Hunter, who also formed a Destiny baby on her wardrobe for her “cowboy Carter” look.

“I said,” Ty, we need to cut this fringe from this bottom of the pants so I didn’t fall, “” she remembered before doing another unexpected revelation.

“The pain scares me,” she said. “Did I repeat the steps for them? Of course, it did. And when it came, I was like,” Oh God, you, you, me, me, me, you “You allow you to be afraid or trust this first step.”

Williams added that another reason she focused so much on her foundations is that she no longer wanted to become the latest mute of the Internet.

“I’m not (preparing) to let the social media do me,” she joked. “Because if it happened and I fell, I couldn’t live it for the next 20 years.”

Years ago, 2014 in an annual interview with TimeWilliams spoke to the infamous fall, insisting that she had moved from the stage wrong.

“Since then, I have really done really big things, but because of Youtube and the like, it lives forever,” she said. “No matter what people think or say about me, I’m always blessed. The fact that people are sitting and looking for this thing I am on your mind day and night. So I thank you so much for making me matching every day … Thank you very much, my accounts are bigger for you.”