Rihanna looked like a movie star having a wild time on the town in Hollywood.
The 36-year-old singer played up to her glamorous reputation as she arrived at The Highlight Room wearing a plunging black blouse with plenty of cleavage.
She looked stunning in a long black coat with an opulent fur trim and black leather pants for the event.
The Umbrella hitmaker chose to wear a glitzy makeup look to accentuate her natural beauty and swept her brilliant blonde hair into a throwback chic updo.
Elevate your look with a chic pair of burnt orange sunglasses, as Rihanna did.
Only a few months have passed since the S&M singer received a letter from PETA pleading with her to give up wearing fur.
Senior vice president of PETA Lisa Lange commented, “As a mother, you know what it’s like to feel protective and to want to make sure no harm comes to your family.”
“Please realize that minks, foxes, and rabbits who are ripped from their families and killed for fur share this desire, this instinct even.”
Riot Rose, who turns one in August, and RZA, who turns two in May, are the singer’s and her boyfriend A$AP Rocky’s two young sons.
A$AP Rocky’s trial started in January due to accusations that he shot at A$AP Relli, his former bandmate and young friend, multiple times.
A$AP Rocky, also known as Rakim Meyers, has entered a not guilty plea to all allegations against him, including two felonies of assault with a semiautomatic pistol.
A$AP and Rihanna In August of this year, the Umbrella singer gave birth to their son Riot Rose, making Rocky a father of two.
After dating in late 2020, the power couple is also the proud parents of RZA, a one-year-old boy (pronounced “Rizzuh”).
When Rihanna performed during this year’s Super Bowl halftime show, she shockingly revealed that she was expecting her second child.
She proudly showed off her growing baby bump beneath her red jacket by letting it fall over her shoulders.
By doing this, she became the first singer in history to play the Super Bowl halftime show while expecting a child.
She discussed the ‘legendary’ experience of becoming a mother in an interview with British Vogue that was released soon after the Super Bowl.
It is all-important. Rihanna remarked to the magazine, “You really don’t remember life before, that’s the craziest thing ever.”
“You don’t even allow yourself mentally to get that far, because… because it doesn’t matter,” the Barbadian bombshell reflected. “You literally try to remember it—and there are photos of my life before—but the feeling, the desires, the things that you enjoy, everything, you just don’t identify with it.”