Kelly Rowland went from 0 to 100 real quick at the Cannes Film Festival, leaving everyone buzzing about her red carpet showdown.
 A lip reader has now revealed the juicy details of her heated confrontation with a security guard.
Jacqui Press, the lip reader in question, dissected the singer’s fiery exchange at the “Marcello Mio” premiere on Tuesday.
But then, things took a drastic turn.
Press divulged to MailOnline that the guard’s response was unclear, but it was enough to irk Kelly.
Kelly then fired back with a firm, “Don’t talk to me like that.”
 In the clip, the security guard tries to remain composed while ushering Kelly up the stairs.
But Kelly keeps turning back, wagging her finger, and repeating, “Don’t talk to me like that!”
The scene escalated further when a male security guard intervened, asking about the commotion.
Kelly stood her ground, asserting one final time, “You still don’t talk to me like that!”
Internet sleuths have concluded that Kelly was reacting to how the woman spoke to her, though the exact words remain a mystery.
This isn’t Kelly’s first public confrontation this year.
 Back in February, she sparked controversy by walking off the ‘Today’ show set over dressing room issues.
Clearly, Kelly doesn’t hesitate to stand up for herself.
The main takeaway? Don’t mess with Kelly Rowland!
To understand Kelly’s recent outburst, let’s delve into her backstory.
Born Kelendria Trene Rowland on February 11, 1981, in Atlanta, Georgia, Kelly shot to fame as a member of Destiny’s Child.
Destiny’s Child, formed in the late 1990s, became one of the best-selling girl groups, with hits like “Say My Name” and “Survivor.”
However, Kelly’s journey to stardom wasn’t smooth.
 She faced a tumultuous childhood, including separation from her father and financial struggles.
 Despite these challenges, Kelly’s talent and determination shone through.
Destiny’s Child’s success propelled her into the spotlight, bringing both fame and pressure.
 After the group’s hiatus in the mid-2000s, Kelly embarked on a solo career.
 She released hits like “Stole” and “Motivation,” establishing herself as a solo artist.
But fame brought scrutiny, and Kelly’s personal life was often in the public eye.
She’s been open about her struggles with self-esteem and finding her voice in an industry dominated by her former bandmate, Beyoncé.
 Kelly’s resilience and assertiveness have defined her career.
This latest Cannes incident is just another example of her unyielding stance on respect.
Fast forward to the Cannes Film Festival, where Hollywood’s elite gather to celebrate cinema.
Kelly, known for her grace and poise, arrived at the “Marcello Mio” premiere looking stunning in a floor-length gown.
 As she made her way up the iconic red carpet, the accidental dress-stepping incident occurred.
Kelly initially responded graciously, brushing off the mishap with a polite “It’s OK.”
 However, the guard’s unclear response seemed to hit a nerve, leading to Kelly’s assertive comeback.
The exchange quickly escalated, drawing the attention of onlookers and cameras.
Kelly’s repeated admonishments, “Don’t talk to me like that,” resonated with many who praised her for standing her ground.
The male security guard’s intervention only added to the drama, but Kelly remained resolute.
As the clip circulated online, fans and critics weighed in.
Some hailed Kelly as a diva who knows her worth, while others questioned the necessity of the confrontation.
Nonetheless, Kelly’s reputation as a strong, independent woman who won’t tolerate disrespect was further cemented.
Her past experiences, both personal and professional, have undoubtedly shaped this no-nonsense attitude.
 As Kelly continues to navigate her career and public life, one thing is clear: she won’t back down from standing up for herself.
 Whether on a red carpet or a TV set, Kelly Rowland commands respect and isn’t afraid to demand it.
So, next time you see her at a high-profile event, remember—Kelly Rowland isn’t just a pop star; she’s a force to be reckoned with.
 And as we’ve learned, whatever you do, don’t talk to her like that!