Pregnant Rihanna shows off her huge bare baby bump as she goes for dinner in LA
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PREGNANT Rihanna has shown off her huge bare baby bump while going out for dinner in LA at her favorite eatery.
The stunning singer and business mogul, 37, who announced her pregnancy earlier this year, looks ready to pop.
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Rihanna has put on a very sultry display while out and about in LA
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She rocked a sexy ensemble while showing off her baby bump
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Stepping out to head for dinner at her favorite Italian restaurant, Giorgio Baldi, Rihanna put her bump on display in the process.
Giorgio Baldi is a "luxurious family-run Italian spot near the ocean" which serves seafood and pasta.
While heading out for food at the spot, Rihanna looked sensational in a navy suit, sheer mesh bra and polka dot tie.
The mother-of-two wore her navy blazer open at the front, with her bump protruding out of it.
She wore her hair slicked back, and kept her makeup natural and soft, yet glamorous.
'FLAWLESS' EXPECTANT MOTHER
With a brown lined lip, which had a glossy finish, Rihanna looked fierce and content as she went about her evening.
The Umbrella songstress, who is smitten with A$AP Rocky, has two sons with her partner.
Their eldest is RZA Athelston Mayers, who was born in May 2022 and their younger is Riot Rose Mayers, who was born in August 2023.
Fans have reacted to Rihanna's chic Sunday night display on social media, with many quick to swoon over the stunning ensemble.
"She really stepped out looking flawless again," swooned one fan on X.
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"Eating these pregnancy looks up," declared a second.
"'m obsessed with her style," said a third.
Meanwhile, other fans speculated what gender her unborn baby might be.
GENDER SPECULATION
"Looks like a 3rd boy in there," said one.
Rihanna & A$AP Rocky's Relationship Timeline
Rihanna and A$AP Rocky have been Hollywood's "it Rihanna and A$AP Rocky met in 2012 but didn't become romantically involved until late 2019
Rumors began to circulate that Rihanna and A$AP were an item in January 2020 after they'd been spotted on numerous outings together
That December, it was reported that the celebrity duo made their relationship official
In May 2021, A$AP expressed his feelings for Rihanna during an interview with GQ
In January 2022, the lovebirds revealed they were expecting their first child by showing off Rihanna's pregnant belly in a series of photos of them in Harlem, New York
Later that May, they welcomed their son, Riot
In February 2023, Rihanna announced she was expecting again by flaunting her baby bump on stage during her Super Bowl Halftime performance
Rihanna gave birth to their second son, RZA, in August 2023
The couple confirmed they're pregnant with their third baby at the Met Gala in May 2025
"she's having a girl," declared a second.
"Carrying a girl hit different ngl," penned a third.
"I love this fit and I'm hoping it's a girl," said a fourth.
And other fans were quick to comment on her frequent visits to Giorgio Baldi.
'SHE'S ALWAYS THERE!'
One person said: "I wanna go to LA and try this restaurant because this all she eat & it better be good."
"How good is this restaurant?? She's always there," said a second.
While a third wrote: "She loves that restaurant so much."
Rihanna announced her third pregnancy in May when she attended the Met Gala.
Rihanna's pregnancy announcement and baby bump debut at the Met came just days after speculation that she was expecting heated up.
The singer is currently all loved up with A$AP Rocky, with whom she already shares two children.
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Rihanna is already a doting mother to two sons
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