Celebrity Tributes Pour In For Beyoncé In Honor Of Her 40th Birthday
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Twitter users celebrated the singer's special milestone by dubbing Sept. 4 "#BeyDay."
Celebrities are singing their excitement for Beyoncé in honor of the Queen Bey’s milestone birthday. Beyoncé, who turned 40 on Saturday, received a lot of love from fellow stars and fans on social media, with many referring to the day, Sept. 4, 2021, as #BeyDay. Jennifer Hudson, who starred alongside Beyoncé in the 2006 movie musical “Dreamgirls,” tweeted sweet birthday wishes to the “Lemonade” singer.
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