The Rihanna Bowl halftime show was a celebration of all of Rihanna's iconic music, but it also left all of her fans wondering if she's pregnant.
On Sunday night, February 12, Rihanna hit the stage for the first time in five years for her long-awaited performance during the Super Bowl LVII halftime show. The Grammy award-winning diva kicked off her iconic concert with "Better Have My Money" before she mashed up her powerful hits like "Where Have You Been," "Only Girl (In The World)," "We Found Love," "Rude Boy," "Work," "Wild Thoughts," "Run This Town," All of the Lights," "Diamonds" and plenty more. Despite all the bangers she was serving, the Internet had questions.
"Rihanna pregnant or am I disrespectful??" one Twitter user said.
"Rihanna pregnant again we not gettin an album nor a tour EVER," another fan tweeted.
Fans continued to claim that they thought they saw Riri, who wore an all-red outfit that conveniently hid her belly, with a baby bump during several moments during her 13-minute set. They also pointed out that, while she remained at the center of attention, she managed to keep her participation in the extensive choreography to a minimum.
If she is pregnant once again, it would be her second child. She and boyfriend A$AP Rocky welcomed their first son into the world in May 2022. While she been embracing motherhood, the Roc Nation singer has also been preparing for her Super Bowl halftime show for quite some time. Since she confirmed her set last September, Riri has been carefully putting together each aspect of the performance. She's also reportedly been recording her rehearsals and meetings for an upcoming documentary about her comeback performance.
"That's a big part of why it's important for me to do this show," Riri said about the show. "Representing for immigrants, representing for my country, Barbados. Representing for Black women everywhere. I think that's really important. I'm honored to be doing this."
As of press time, Rihanna has not confirmed that she's pregnant. See more reactions to her performance below.