Robyn Rihanna Fenty, better known as Rihanna, started her music career as a teenager to escape her difficult home life. In 2003, her big break came when bandmates introduced her to record producer Evan Rogers, who was on vacation with his wife in Barnados.
On top of her ongoing success in the music industry, she just had her first baby, a boy, with rapper A$AP Rocky in May, as People and Entertainment Tonight reported. In January 2022, they shared images of the singer’s growing baby belly and the news that she was pregnant. She ornamented her expanding tummy with long body chains that dangled below the open collar of her long pink cloak.
The “Diamonds” singer recently performed a solo set at the Super Bowl halftime show, and she hinted at a special guest appearance in the days leading up to the big game.
After her appearance at the Super Bowl LVII Halftime show, a representative for the singer announced that Rihanna was expecting her second child.
The famous singer returned to the stage at the NFL championship game in Glendale, Arizona, and she even showed off her baby bulge during her performance. In light of the fact that she had not yet confirmed the pregnancy to the public, her admirers rushed to social media to speculate about the possible pregnancy. According to a representative for the singer, though, Rihanna is carrying twins.
Sunday was Rihanna’s first live performance in five years, and she spectacularly returned to the stage, performing a medley of her most fantastic singles, including “Bitch Better Have My Money,” “We Found Love,” “Work,” and “Umbrella.”
Her song “Lift Me Up,” included on the soundtrack of “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever,” has been nominated for an Oscar next month for Best Original Song.
She revealed to the fashion magazine that although the couple didn’t anticipate becoming parents again, they were open to the notion.
“It was just there on the test. I didn’t waste any time,” Rihanna revealed after discovering her pregnancy for the first time. She called A$AP Rocky inside and showed him her belly. Then, they went to the doctor the next day, and officially, their journey began.
The singer said in March 2020 that she hopes to have a family of three or four children during the next decade. She discussed her future plans with British Vogue, saying, “I know I will want to live differently.”