Rihanna reveals second pregnancy at Super Bowl LVII
Rihanna and A$AP Rocky welcomed their baby boy in May 2022 and are now expecting a second child.
She had previously hinted in an interview that she had a surprise for her fans. Rihanna said she was thinking about bringing someone out during her halftime performance. But no one expected her to announce her new pregnancy.
Many people had thought Rihanna would never perform at a Super Bowl halftime show, having previously turned down the opportunity due to her show of support for Colin Kaepernick, the former San Francisco 49ers quarterback.
Her performance which lasted for 12 minutes during the Super Bowl LVII halftime started with BBHMM and ended with Diamonds.
In attendance at the Super Bowl LVII were Jay-Z, Blue Ivy, Drake, Savannah, LeBron James, Rickey smiley, H.E.R, Brittney Griner, Floyd Mayweather, Rick Ross, Cara Delevingne, Kerry Washington, Kevin Hart, and many more
Other performers at the game were Sheryl Lee Ralph performing ‘lift every voice and sing’ and Babyface performing ‘America the beautiful’.
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