Beyoncé and Kelly Rowland are up to something.

Queen Bey has just barely wrapped her “On the Run II” tour with JAY-Z and the rumor mill is already heating up over a potential secret joint project from two-thirds of Destiny’s Child.

An Instagram account popped up on Monday (Oct. 15) with the name “Rose IV You.” It only follows five accounts, Beyoncé, Kelly Rowland, Nicki Minaj, TIDAL, and Netflix. The first post is a video of a blooming rose and features a short clip of Beyoncé singing and laughing at the end. The second post is simply a black background with “I.IV” typed in white.

Prior to that, Rowland posted an Instagram video with a snippet of a new song that mentions rose petals. She captioned it with a winking emoji and two roses. “Back up off of me, back up off of me / Rose petals at my feet,” she sings.

Adding more fuel to the fire, Beyoncé posted two photos of her and Rowland posing and laughing at this weekend’s City of Hope charity gala. Social media has since lit up at the prospect of a Bey/Kelly joint project.

While a joint project remains to be seen, Kelly has been actively working on a solo album. Last August, she opened up about her first project since 2013’s Talk a Good Game, which was inspired by motherhood.

“I’m in this really glorious time in life where I feel like I’m receiving a lot of information and I feel like I have to give that back out, too,” she told Beats 1. “My theme is the extraordinary simple life of me. It doesn’t take a lot for me to be a happy girl. I like simple things. I like extraordinary things too, so I had to put that in there. It’s just a really colorful and beautiful record so far. I’m very excited.”

Kanye West is giving back.

During his visit to Africa this week, the rapper and his wife Kim Kardashian West paid a heartwarming visit to the Masulita Children’s Home in Wakiso, the oldest orphanage in Uganda. They flew from Chobe, Uganda to the charity event in Masulita on a helicopter that belongs to the President of Uganda, Yoweri Museveni.

Wearing a fluorescent “Saving Lives Changing Lives” shirt, Kanye rapped for the kids, who sang and danced along. But they were especially excited when he brought out several bags filled with brand new white Yeezy Boost 350 v2s to hand out to the over 100 kids in attendance.

Kanye previously gifted President Trump with a pair of Yeezys, as well as the President of Uganda. “I thank Kanye for the gift of white sneakers,” tweeted President Museveni. “Enjoy your time in Uganda. It is the true Pearl of Africa.”

As they were leaving the orphanage, Kim—who was joined by daughter North—chatted with reporters about their experience in Africa. “We’re so happy to be here in Uganda,” she said. “It’s really amazing. We can’t wait to come back.”

While in Africa, Kanye has been recording his upcoming album Yandhi, which has been delayed until Nov. 23. Over the weekend, he took to Periscope to livestream some of the new music.