Rihanna is enjoying every moment with her first child.
35-year-old singer, businesswoman and billionaire Rihanna showed her Instagram followers how she enjoys motherhood. She posted several photos of her 10-month-old son, as well as a video with him.
One photo shows the boy crying as he looks into the camera, which explains the caption to the post: “My son, when he found out that his brother and sister were going to the Oscars, not him.” Did the artist mean that she was pregnant with twins, she did not specify.
In another picture, the baby, sitting on his mother’s lap, looks at the laptop screen, which is streaming Rihanna’s music video for her song from the film “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever” Lift Me Up, which is nominated for this year’s Oscar. The awards ceremony will take place on March 12 and Rihanna will perform there.
The singer continues to hide her son’s name, calling him “baby” in an interview with Vogue or “my fat man” in her latest post. Earlier in the media, information flashed that the baby was supposedly called Noah, and the name was leaked to the press by one of the airport employees, whose services were used by Riri and her partner A$AP Rocky during the flight with her son. However, this has not yet been officially confirmed.
The boy was born in May last year, becoming the first child for the singer and her lover. His face was not shown to fans until he was seven months old.
“They keep everything a secret to enjoy their little family. Privacy is becoming more and more important for the couple. When they were just the two of them, they went out at all hours of the day and night and interacted with fans. Now, with a child, they are a little more defend themselves,” said Rihanna’s friends.
According to the singer, after the birth of her son, she did not use the services of nannies.
Focus previously wrote that Rihanna announced her second pregnancy, showing a rounded belly during her Super Bowl performance. She hid her pregnancy in such a way that even her own father did not know about her for the time being.
