Rihanna has given fans a rare glimpse into her life in lockdown – and her outfit choice has set tongues wagging.
The 32-year-old singer posted a video to Instagram last night showing her cooking and smoking at home.
She is then seen posing on her sofa in a red-hot lace jumpsuit.
Never afraid to flaunt her enviable curves, the Umbrella hitmaker shows off her bum.
A separate clip then pops up of RiRi twerking for the camera.
The footage has been seen more than 3.5million times since it was posted with the caption: “The Jet Blacks are for life, but this Milky Way is sum sexy.”
Rihanna set pulses racing in her latest Instagram video (Image: INSTAGRAM/@BADGIRLRIRI)
And the cheeky clip went down very well with her legion of fans.
“It’s hard not to love this woman,” one viewer gushed. Another agreed, adding: “I love this girl so much.”
And a third wrote: “Riri is too sexy.”
A fourth saw the video as an opportunity for the Barbadian beauty to open up a new venture, asking: “Can we have a reality show please?”
“She gives no f***s,” someone else added.
The Umbrella star is never afraid to flaunt her bum for the camera (Image: INSTAGRAM/@BADGIRLRIRI)
Rihanna has not released a new album since Anti back in 2016.
Since then, she has launched her cosmetics brand Fenty Beauty which has been praised for its inclusivity across skin tones.
It has proved hugely popular as well, with the entire operation estimated to be worth $3billion (£2.4bn).
Her latest clip comes after RiRi roasted US President Donald Trump during a live Instagram video.
The brunette star moaned: “Why are you motherf**kers asking about the album, when I’m trying to save the world. Unlike your president.”
The singer has been actively donating to help those worst affected during the pandemic.
In March, it was announced that Rihanna’s foundation has donated $5million (£4million) to help fight the coronavirus pandemic.
And a month later, it was also revealed that Rihanna has given $2.1million (£1.67million) to support LA domestic violence victims in lockdown.
The singer’s Clara Lionel Foundation joined with Twitter and Square CEO Jack Dorsey to donate matching sums to the cause.
Source: Celebrities - dailystar.co.uk
