Was there ever any doubt that the last gig of Beyonce's Formation tour would be Detective Archivesan affair to remember?
Bey brought out Serena Williams, Kendrick Lamar and husband Jay Z -- basically, all the marquee Lemonadeguests one could ever want -- during the show at New Jersey's MetLife stadium.
Williams danced onstage for "Sorry," the Lemonadetrack on which she makes a scene-stealing video appearance.
Lamar stepped in for an assist on "Freedom," also from Lemonade.
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At the end of the show, Jay Z, whose widely rumored infidelity is generally considered the driving force behind Beyonce's latest album, joined Bey onstage for a "Drunk in Love" duet. (He was not present for any Becky-related portions of the performance.)
"Give it up for my man," Beyoncé said as Jay Z walked onstage. The audience, predictably, went wild.
The East Rutherford show was originally scheduled for early September, but was postponed when Beyoncé went on vocal rest.
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