This March’s British Vogue cover features pop and R&B star Rihanna with her unborn baby. The little one, who was born in May last year, appears with his parents in the cover photo and in cute positions inside the magazine, which posted the images on its official Instagram profile.
“’You’re posing,’ Rihanna told her son during her first photo shoot for British Vogue,” posted the magazine’s profile in the caption of the boy’s photo.
According to the publication, the singer revealed that she and partner ASAP Rocky knew they were expecting a child. “Rocky wanted to know. He wanted a boy. At first he was open, then he said, ‘Nah, I want a boy, I’m sure.’ I was like, ‘Lord, please let this man get what he wants’. ‘I would like to have more children, but whatever God wants for me, I’m here’”, said the magazine’s editor, Giles Hattersley in the Vogue profile.
Last Sunday (12) Rihanna made a grand return to the stage during the Super Bowl halftime show, wowing the crowd with an up-tempo performance of her hits and revealing that she is pregnant with her second child.
During the presentation, the singer also surprised by presenting a remix of “Rude Boy” with funk beats, made by a Brazilian DJ who is only 20 years old.
Dressed in a hot pink jumpsuit and baggy coat, Rihanna opened music’s biggest showcase by singing “Bitch Better Have My Money” while she stood, with a visibly rounded belly, on a platform suspended in the air.
She was gradually lowered to the ground while singing songs known to “Only Girl (In the World)” The “Rude Boy” It is “Work” .
Rihanna was surrounded throughout the 13-minute set by dozens of dancers in baggy white outfits..
It was the 34-year-old Grammy winner’s first stage performance in five years. Your latest album, “Anti” was released in 2016.
She concluded her Super Bowl set with “Diamonds” as fireworks lit up the sky around the stadium.
Source: CNN Brasil
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