Beyonce Knowles Doesn't Want Enemies

Beyonce Knowles insists she's no longer interested in conducting a war of words with two of the former members of Destiny's Child.

The singer was sued by Letoya Luckett and Latavia Roberson, who left the band in 1999, for a lyric on the track "Survivor".

On the international smash hit, the new Destiny's Child lineup sing, "You thought I wouldn't sell without you - sold nine million." Luckett and Roberson claimed it violated a clause in a previous out-of-court settlement, which meant the parties could not make disparaging comments about each other.

But Beyonce says, "I can't say anything because I'm scared I'm going to get sued again. All I can say is, it's really unfortunate that when you get successful, people try to steal your happiness. But they can't."

"Sometimes I still get mad about it, and sometimes it hurts, but it's now to the point where it's ridiculous. It's just sad. I don't want drama. I don't want enemies. All I want to do is go into the studio, write my music, make my music and perform."