Rihanna Makes First-Ever Red Carpet Appearance With Both Sons and Fans Say They're 'Looking Like Twins'
It's official— and her sons have made their first red carpet appearance together (now all we need is a full family moment with dad).
On July 13 in Los Angeles, the "Diamonds" hitmaker made a truly heartwarming debut on the blue carpet alongside her two little ones, , 3, and , who turns 2 on Aug. 1, at the premiere of her new animated film, Smurfs, where she voices Smurfette and sings on the soundtrack of the film.
The 37-year-old superstar—glowing with her baby bump as she carries her third child with —shared this milestone with her boys in a fashion-forward and effortlessly sweet moment.
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The Bajan bombshell embraced chic glamour in a rich chocolate-brown ensemble that perfectly balanced elegance and edge. Her satin dress featured a lace-trimmed top paired with a dramatic ball-gown skirt, complemented by a matching leather bomber jacket that added a touch of her signature cool‑girl style. Her hair was swept up in a tousled bun updo, showing off her facial features.
Not to be overshadowed, RZA and Riot were impeccably outfitted in coordinating formalwear, showcasing tiny blazers and oversized slacks that echoed their mother's polished and always fashionable aesthetic. The trio walked the carpet hand-in-hand, delighting fans and photographers alike for their first family moment in the spotlight.
One of the evening's most charming moments arrived when the boys met Papa Smurf—a touching scene captured for the ages.
It's not often that the baby boys are pictured together in public, and people definitely noticed. On social media, fans were absolutely obsessed with the rare, adorable display.
"Both looking like twins omg," one said on X (formerly Twitter), while another gushed, "she made the most perfect babies ever omg."
"She really has such a beautiful family," a third swooned.
Meanwhile, others insisted that the younger boy, in particular, looks just like his mom, writing things like, "Riot literally took her face" and "Riot rose is her twinnn."
"Them boys are dressed DOWNNNNNN i love their little outfits," another complimented.
Several more comments rolled in, with many calling them "too cute" and "beautiful," or simply inserting enamored sentiments like "awww" and "OMG."
This LA premiere followed Rihanna and A$AP Rocky's elegant appearance at the Smurfs world premiere in Brussels on June 28, where she left onlookers speechless in a custom celadon-green Chanel gown richly embellished with crystals, sequins, and feathers.
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