New Delhi, India

Several prominent stars of the Hollywood lobby have come in support of Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris. And, if recent reports are to be believed, the most recent one who will be supporting Harris in the presidential race is none other than the Queen - Beyonce! 

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Months after the popstar permitted Harris to play her song ''Freedom'' during her presidential campaign, The Washington Post reported that the singer will be joining the Vice President at her campaign rally in Houston on Friday. 

Only two weeks are left for the election, and Harris is reportedly going to campaign with the Houston girl Beyonce, who has yet not publicly endorsed her. However, Beyonce granting permission to use her song in the campaign clearly indicates that Harris has all her support. 

However, there is no official confirmation on this yet. 

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Apart from Beyonce, her mother, Tina Knowles and Willie Nelson will be joining Harris in the rally on Friday.

Beyoncé's mother is a vocal supporter of the Democratic party and Harris. After Joe Biden stepped down as presidential candidate, Knowles took to social media and wrote, "New, Youthful, Sharp, energy!!!! Putting personal Ego, power and fame aside. That is the definition of a great leader. Thank you, President Biden, for your service and your leadership. Go Vice President Kamala Harris for President. Let’s Go."

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Before this, it was reported that Beyonce would be a surprise guest at the Democratic National Convention in August. However, the reports turned out to be false after the Grammy-winner did not make the appearance. 

Meanwhile, Harris' campaign rally in Atlanta will see a bunch of stars: from former president Barack Obama to rock legend Bruce Springsteen, actor Samuel L. Jackson, director Spike Lee, and filmmaker Tyler Perry among others. 

In 2020, Beyonce endorsed President Joe Biden and before that, she performed national anthem at former President Barack Obama’s first inauguration in 2008.