Beyoncé Stranded on Floating Stage During Concert

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It has long been assumed that Beyoncé can do anything, including reinventing Instagram and taking over the Louvre.
Among all the things, she can do, Beyonce, apparently also can and will do (reluctantly) is climb down a ladder in stilettos during a concert.
Beyoncé Stranded on Floating Stage During Concert
She displayed this talent last night in Warsaw. At the very end of her OTRII concert, she and Jay-Z are on a floating stage together. However, this time the stage got stuck, and Bey was faced with a tall ladder to climb down in her thigh-high stiletto boots.

Fan videos of Beyoncé show the singer discussing exit strategies with multiple crew members. It’s blurry, but clearly, she did not want to go down that ladder (we don’t blame her).

The floating stage had a malfunction and got stuck at the end of the show so Beyoncé had to use an emergency ladder in order to leave.

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