BABIESAlmost Time! Pregnant Rihanna Looks Ready To Pop As She Celebrates Mother's Day With A$AP Rocky
Rihanna is set to become a mamma any day now!
On Sunday, May 8, the Grammy Award winning vocalist stepped out with father-to-be A$AP Rocky for a Mother's Day dinner as the music power couple awaits the impending arrival of their first child together.
In photos obtained by TMZ, Rihanna, 34, and Rocky, 33, were spotted leaving hotspot Giorgio Baldi in Santa Monica while out on a romantic date night.
The "Umbrella" singer put her growing belly on full display in an embellished crochet crop top and mini skirt combo with a fur shawl while the rapper kept it cool in black pants and a charcoal bomber jacket.
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Since the lovebirds, who have been dating since November of 2020, aren't parents yet, they used the day to celebrate mothers around the world to savor their last peaceful moments together before they're joined by their bundle of joy.
Between Rocky's recent arrest on felony charges in connection with a 2021 shooting and the headline-making cheating allegations against him, RiRi's pregnancy has been anything but peaceful.
As OK! exclusively reported, a source said Rihanna’s “beyond stressed” over Rocky’s drama. “She can’t believe this is happening. It feels like another blemish on a whole list of them.”
In these turbulent times, the Fenty Beauty founder has been keeping close to family to soothe her nerves as her due date nears. “They’re doing their best to calm her down,” an insider close to Rihanna dished of her inner circle. “The plan was for Rihanna to give birth in Barbados and she’ll be totally devastated if Rocky’s not in the room when she welcomes their child.”
“It’s no surprise that she’s extremely distressed,” continued the insider. “She may act tough and put on a brave face in public, but privately she's an emotional wreck."
The mother-to-be has good reason to be concerned, as Rocky has a court date set for August 17. If convicted, he could face up to 14 years in jail.
