Beyoncé reportedly spent a significant amount of money to assist her fans in getting home after her concert in Washington DC faced a two-hour delay. The 41-year-old singer's performance at FedEx Field stadium was postponed due to a weather warning linked to severe weather conditions in the area.

Due to the shelter-in-place alert, fans in the venue were concerned about finding transportation home after the late show. Beyoncé and her tour team arranged for additional hours of service from the city's Metro system to ensure fans wouldn't be stuck.

Altogether, she is said to have paid around $100,000 (£79,000). This covered the expenses for running more trains, keeping 98 stations open for fans to exit smoothly, and other essential costs to ensure a seamless service. This generous gesture from the star followed her tribute to a dancer who lost his life in a homophobic attack while dancing to one of her songs.