Beyonce Releases “Lion King” Promo Weeks Ahead of Premiere

Beyonce Releases “Lion King” Promo Photo Weeks Ahead of Premiere
Anticipation is at an all-time high for the live-action remake of the classic Disney film, “Lion King.” Singer/actress Beyonce Knowles-Carter will star as Nala, alongside Donald “Childish Gambino” Glover, Seth Rogen, JD McCrary, and John Oliver.

Slowly but surely, fans have been treated with tidbits of the remake of the beloved 90s film to tie them over until its release. In early June, the first trailer including Queen Bey’s voice was unveiled.
Disney later teased Beyonce and Donald Glover’s duet, “Can You Feel the Love Tonight,” with an alternate trailer. The Beyhive rejoiced!
https://twitter.com/BeyCollection/status/1141712402842554368?s=20
Beyonce revealed the latest breadcrumb from the movie on her own! She posted a regal photo looking into the eyes of her character, Nala, on Instagram.

The rest of the cast’s photos also surfaced on social media.




Beautiful! Will you be heading to theaters to see “The Lion King” on July 19th?
Written by Miata Shanay
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