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How did Rihanna celebrate her 35th birthday?
Rihanna made sure to celebrate her birthday on Monday as she stepped out for a special dinner.
Fresh off her successful Super Bowl halftime performance, Rihanna was in a celebratory mood as she turned 35 on Monday.
The singer showed off her baby bump to world at the big game during her 13-minute medley. The news had fans in a frenzy until the pregnancy was officially confirmed following the show’s conclusion.
What did Rihanna do for her 35th birthday?
The baby bump could be seen on Monday when Rihanna headed to her favorite restaurant, Giorgio Baldi, which is located in Santa Monica, California.
Rihanna was seen sporting a white top and matching tiny shorts that she paired with a sparkling silver heels, as well as a shiny black coat that she draped over her shoulders.
She was joined by boyfriend A$AP Rocky, who wore a baby blue hoodie with baggy khaki pants and light brown suede boots. He also wore a grey patterned beanie for his AWGE creative agency, along with large diamond earrings.
They were joined by Rihanna’s friend Melissa Forde and her brother Rorrey Fenty as per TMZ.
Earlier in the day, Rihanna got a birthday shout out from her lingerie brand, SAVAGE X FENTY BY RIHANNA.
Will Rihanna release new music in 2023?
Rihanna’s Super Bowl halftime performance saw her perform smash hits like ‘B—- Better Have My Money,’ ‘Rude Boy,’ ‘Work,’ ‘Umbrella,’ and ‘Diamonds’, with roughly 800 people involved in getting the production off the ground.
The performance proved a hit, but the singer told Vogue that she is hoping to release new music in 2023.
“I want it to be this year,” Rihanna told Vogue when asked if a new album could come this year. “Like, honestly, it’d be ridiculous if it’s not this year. But I just want to have fun. I just want to make music and make videos.
“And I need the right background music with the visuals. I can’t just go shoot a video to me talking.”
However, all of that may change following news of her pregnancy, as she noted before the Super Bowl that her return to the stage didn’t mean that releasing new music was a guarantee.
“Super Bowl is one thing, new music is another thing, do you hear that, fans?,” she told the Associated Press in the lead up to the Super Bowl.