The eye-popping number also helped show off her long, toned legs as she added high heels.

And Beyonce made it a bit of a bridal look as well as she added a long black veil while her highlighted hair was worn down. She added gloves and long earrings too.

Dressed to impress: Beyonce wore a very revealing outfit on Wednesday evening. The 41-year-old wife of rapper Jay-Z was on stage in Charlotte, North Carolina for her blockbuster Renaissance Tour

So much to see: The Single Ladies hitmaker was seen in a plunging black leotard that showed off her generous cleavage

Her fans went wild for the look after Beyonce posted new images to Instagram.

‘She is a goddess,’ said one fan while another added, ‘Greatest show I’ve been to in my life. Thank you Queen.’

Another follower made the hilarious comment: ‘So what are you gonna say at my funeral now that you’ve killed me?’

The Renaissance World Tour is the ongoing ninth concert tour from the chart-topping artist from Texas.

It was announced on February 1, 2023, in support of her seventh studio album, Renaissance.

The concert run began on May 10, 2023, at Friends Arena, in Stockholm, Sweden. Wikipedia It is scheduled to end on Oct 1, 2023.

Earlier Beyonce dazzled as she performed in the pouring rain during her concert in Washington, DC, where she shelled out $100,000 to keep trains running. 

The singer, 41, looked sensational in a sequined bodysuit and knee high metallic boots on stage at the FedExField.

Sharing a series of photos to Instagram on Monday, she proved that the show must go on as she battled the elements on stage.

Sheer fun: There was also a sheer panel in front that flashed her toned tummy

Long legs on this lady: The eye-popping number also helped show off her long, toned legs as she added high heels

Married charm: And Beyonce made it a bit of a bridal look as well as she added a long black veil while her highlighted hair was worn down. She added gloves and long earrings too

Adverse weather had forced Beyonce to postpone the show for almost two hours after a shelter in place order was issued as a result of inclement weather.

Performing an array of her hit songs, she flicked her wet back back from her face and was joined by a group of backing dancers.

Fans praised the superstar for continuing, with one commenting: ‘Sis said the show must go on (cause I ain’t giving out refunds.’

‘She’s performing in rain, snow, hurricane, sun,’ another added.

A third wrote: ‘Beyoncé- 1, Rain- 0’

Following the conclusion of the show, Beyonce graciously stepped in to provide her fans with an extra hour of train service to make sure concertgoers get home safely,  according to the local ABC7.

The show must go on: Beyonce dazzled as she performed in the pouring rain during her concert in Washington, DC, where she shelled out $100,000 to keep trains running

The performer paid for nearly 100 train stations to remain open for exits only, with an entrance only being available at Morgan Boulevard.

The Drunk In Love singer previously teased that she would be embarking on a tour in October of last year.

The Grammy Award-winning singer confirmed that she was planning on going on the road this past February.

The run of shows was undertaken in support of her seventh studio album, Renaissance, which was released last July.

A battle of the pop divas! Taylor Swift and Beyoncé pull in an A-list crowd to their epic world tours on a nightly basis – but who has the biggest star power?

As two of the world’s biggest female performers the parallels are obvious.

Both have sold millions of albums during decades-spanning careers, both have scooped countless awards – among them a combined total of 44 Grammys – and both have embarked on what could only be described as their most ambitious world tours to date.

Indeed, while country singer turned pop icon Taylor Swift closes the American leg of her five continent Eras tour, R&B legend Beyoncé is mid-way through her Renaissance tour, in support of last year’s critically acclaimed album.

Swift performed their first of her 146 Eras shows – conceptualized as a celebration of her journey through contrasting musical phases – at Glendale, Arizona’s State Farm Stadium in March.

Since then the live extravaganza has worked its way across the United States, with a who’s who of celebrity friends, fans and rumoured lovers in attendance as she performed to packed stadiums from Minnesota to Michigan, Texas, Tennessee and beyond.

Meanwhile Beyoncé’s notably shorter roadshow – just 56 performances across Europe and North America – has not been without its own share of familiar faces.

An array of celebrity friends have turned out to support the singer since she opened the tour at Stockholm, Sweden’s Friends Arena on May 10.

But who wins the battle of the A-list supporters? Is it Team Swift or Queen Bey? Read on to find out more.

Both have sold millions of albums during decades-spanning careers, both have scooped countless awards – among them a combined total of 44 Grammys – and both have embarked on what could only be described as their most ambitious world tours to date