Beyoncé fans think Netflix is ​​teasing a documentary about the star

Something related to Bey is on the way to the platform

A special program on Beyoncé seems to arrive on Netflix after the streaming platform has shared a presentation poster earlier today (April 7).

Although it is not currently known whether the program will be in the form of a documentary or a film in concert, Back home seems to be related to the title of the star at Coachella last year.

As fans have pointed out, the colors and the Greek font used in the teaser poster of the special are similar to those found on Beyoncé's outfits for festival performances and the created line of creation. around his appearance in Indio.

The poster, shared by the official account Netflix and Strong Black Lead, the brand of the platform to promote content with black stars, revealed Back home will arrive on April 17th.

Meanwhile, Beyoncé reportedly refused a potential contract with Reebok after attending a pitch meeting where no other Black was present. According to an ESPN reporter, the star reportedly told the brand: "No one in this room reflects my past, my skin color, my origin, nor what I want to do."

The news follows the singer's new partnership with Adidas, which will see Adidas launch its own "signature sneakers" and revive its sportswear brand Ivy Park.

Last month, Beyoncé and her husband, Jay-Z, were honored at the GLAAD Media Awards, where they received the Vanguard Award for "their LGBTQ ally". In their acceptance speech, Jay-Z paid tribute to his mother, Gloria Carter. He had previously documented its release on its 2017 title "Smile".