The Independent reports that the star then took time to call out the myths about wigs, denying that she had been hiding the wear and tear of bleach by wearing a long platinum blonde wig.
"She showed viewers that not only did she have hair, but a lot of it as well, even though she's been dyeing it for 25 years," the magazine notes.
Beyonce said: "The stigma and misconception is that people who wear wigs do not have long and healthy hair," she said. "That's some bulls*** because it ain't nobody's business."
She added: "It has never grown so long, never been so moisturised, and I have managed to keep my texture and my curls even with my hair so blonde and my hair is flourishing."
The last time we caught a glimpse of the Texas Hold Em singer's real hair, her mum, Tina Lawson was trimming it back in 2019, and she shared a clip of the session.
People Magazine reports that at the time, Beyonce's hair reached down to her waist.
"Before removing the video from her account, Lawson's post was flooded with comments praising Beyonce for having 'hair goals.'"
Some praised the length of the star's hair, while others pressed for her to "drop her haircare routine."
It is not just Bey who often covers up her gorgeous natural hair under wigs, but more renowned celebs do it as well.
Another star who often offers the pleasant surprise of her ever-growing and glowing afro is the Grammy-winning rapper Meg The Stallion.
While often donning luxurious wigs for red-carpet events, performances and music videos, Meg sometimes switches it up, giving us a glimpse of her beautiful hair.
"Megan Thee Stallion's hair never ceases to amaze me. The sheer length of her gorgeous curls has me weak with envy - and that is before we even get onto the volume. That head of hair is an achievement that deserves awards," Elena Chabo wrote in a Cosmopolitan Magazine piece.
The rapper opened up about her hair care routine in an Instagram post in 2021.
She captioned a 'washday' video: "I use the Rice Water Moisturising Hair Milk to keep my curls moisturised and far from being dry! This product is not heavy on my hair which I love, and it is so easy to apply. While you are on this #hotgirlhairjourney, you have to keep your hair moisturised!"
Wigs are a great way to protect natural hair and even aid in covering up hair loss. But these stars, and more, show that not all wig enthusiasts have short hair and that it is a misconception.
An Indian blog about wigs debunks some of the myths and misconceptions surrounding them, reporting that wigs are not just for people with hair loss.
"Wigs have transcended their functional use and have become a sought-after fashion accessory embraced by people of diverse ages and hair types. Regardless of hair conditions, many people opt for wigs as a means to experiment with different looks, add volume, or achieve the desired length. Wigs offer a convenient way to explore various hairstyles effortlessly," the report says.