Talk about making an entrance.
Beyonce Knowles has been slow to celebrate the Supreme Court's groundbreaking marriage-equality ruling, but the pop diva has done it in impressive style.
In a kookily comical, theatrical clip, the 33-year-old dances and shakes in an assortment of rainbow-coloured costumes.
She says "it's never too late" to show that "#lovewins."
The Grammy-award winning singer also posted a note to her Facebook page playfully changing the lyrics to her 2008 hit song, Single Ladies.
"If you like it you should be able to put a ring on it #WeWillUniteForMarriageEquality!" Beyoncé said: "It's about TIME!!! #EQUALITY #MarryWhoYouLove."
With nearly one million likes already, the posts have been well revceived by the Beyhive, her loyal fanbase, many of whom are gay.
"Most of my audience is actually women and my gay fans, and I've seen a lot of the younger boys kind of grow up to my music," she told Pride Source in 2011.
"I have my stylist [Ty Hunter] and my makeup artist [Francesca Tolot], and all of their stories and the slang words I always put it in my music. We inspire each other. Like I said, we're one."
"If anyone is brave and true to themselves, it's my gay fans. The amount of confidence and fearlessness it takes to do what maybe is not what your parents expect you to do or what society may think is different - to be brave and be different and to be yourself - is just so beautiful."
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