During the fashion weeks in Paris, Rihanna proudly showed her pregnant belly once again. Now she is pregnant on the cover of May in Vogue.
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‘My body is doing amazing things, I’m not ashamed of that,’ says Rihanna in the interview with Vogue† Hand on hip, Rihanna looks into the lens of photographer Annie Leibovitz with her ever-confident gaze. She wears a light red lace bodysuit and stilettos from Alaïa. And with Rihanna, lace means no skin-colored layer underneath to hide something, she already proved that during the last Dior fashion show. There she wore a black lace dress, the slip that was attached to it she had exchanged for lingerie from her own brand Savage-Fenty.
Since the star and partner ASAP Rocky announced the pregnancy with a photo shoot, it was clear that Rihanna had no intention of shopping in the maternity departments. Posing in a bright pink vintage Chanel coat where only a button was supposed to protect her from the freezing New York temperatures, she had that same confident look. In the interview she talks candidly about this: the pleasure of dressing up, why should it disappear with a pregnancy? Also no classic parties to reveal the baby’s gender. A baby shower, yes, but ‘nothing where I unwrap presents in a wicker chair’, and ‘certainly nothing with animals’ she adds. Would like all her friends, preferably still criminal.
It has been clear for some time that Rihanna loves children. The daughter of her niece Noella Alstrom, Rihanna considered her own niece, and she made that clear several times on Instagram. The pregnancy wasn’t planned, but neither were plans to make sure it didn’t happen. Now that she’s pregnant herself, Rihanna thinks she will learn more from her child than vice versa. As long as it loves fashion, that’s about all the singer and fresh billionaire has any stress about. And is there any new music coming? Without giving much away, Riri points out that “music is still in the cards.” But her fans who have been waiting for new music since the release of Anti in 2016 will still have to be patient.
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