WOWZA! Rihanna slayed and announced her baby during Superbowl Half-Time Show
At this moment, she really was the only girl in the world...
Our one and only Riri was shining bright like a diamond at the latest Super Bowl event - and the world was shook!
For the very first time in seven years, Rihanna debuted with a little extra guest in her tum tum.
From 'Umbrella' to 'B*itch Better Have My Money', Riri put on the show of a lifetime in her striking red suit.
Watch this extravagant performance below:
People all over the world were stunned when the camera panned to Rihanna's tummy and we saw that she is expecting.
This isn't the first time that Riri has made an astonishing reveal that she is preggos, but definitely one to remember.
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The 34-year-old sang her biggest hits with none of the instant costume changes, scene shifts or guest appearances that other performers have deployed at other Super Bowl Half-Time Shows.
However, the internet still loved it, claiming that they came to see a Rihanna performance and there happened to be some football going on as well.
See these celeb reactions below:
@diplo we’ll get em next year Philly
♬ original sound - Diplo
@caradelevingne #teamrihanna #superbowl #eagles ♬ original sound - Erika Priscilla
@haleyybaylee I came here for Rihanna and stayed for the Super Bowl commercials… #superbowl ♬ original sound - haleyybaylee
As you can see, this international production gained lots of traction over social media.
According to News24, the Super Bowl is the music industry's premiere showcase and has featured performers including Lady Gaga, Beyonce, Prince, Madonna, and the Rolling Stones. The broadcast usually draws about 100-million viewers in the United States, with more tuning in from around the world.
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