This weekend, Rihanna’s dad, Ronald Fenty, was interviewed by Web page six as curiosity within the musical artist hits a fiery pitch forward of her Tremendous Bowl Halftime efficiency. Her present on Sunday, February 12 can be her first stay public look since 2018. He additionally ended up offering a glimpse into Rihanna’s household life and her new motherhood.
“Everybody says soccer simply opens as much as her — it is the Rihanna Present,” Fenty started. “That is the second everybody has been ready for.”
Fenty stated he plans to fly to Las Vegas from Barbados for the occasion and journey to the occasion in a Winnebago with a good friend, saying: “The resorts are bought out at extortionate costs. Oh my god, they’re like $1,600 an evening!… We will the after get together. We do not have tickets for the present.”
He then shared that Rihanna has visited Barbados twice along with her nine-month-old son, and was requested how she is doing being a mom for the primary time.
‘She loves it. She’s a really overprotective mom,’ he stated. “Everyone says [the baby] appears to be like like me, however , infants change, faces change. He [resembles] plenty of Rihanna and Rocky collectively.”
When requested if he wished to share the newborn’s identify, Fenty coated himself up a bit by claiming the pair had gone via “a number of names” earlier than including, “She’ll have my head if I let you know! “
When requested about marriage, Fenty replied, “I do not learn about marriage, I actually do not know.”
Rihanna and her father have had a sophisticated relationship for the previous 12 months as he struggles with dependancy. He and her mom Monica divorced when she was 2014. She filed a lawsuit towards him for allegedly misusing her identify for his personal leisure firm, however she dismissed it in 2021 and so they have reportedly reconciled.
Aimée Lutkin is the weekend editor at ELLE.com. Her writing has appeared in Jezebel, Glamour, Marie Claire and extra. Her first ebook, The lonely hunter, can be launched in February 2022 by Dial Press.
