Rihanna Shares The 1 Thing That Helped Her Personal 'Rediscovery' After Having Children
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The "Diamonds" singer shares two young sons, RZA and Riot, with rapper A$AP Rocky.
Rihanna didn’t have to find love in a hopeless place; instead she found it in her very own closet after adjusting to motherhood.
While speaking with BBC News at the Wednesday launch party of her collaboration with Puma in London, the singer explained how she went through somewhat of a fashion metamorphosis following the birth of her two young sons, RZA and Riot.
“With the first pregnancy, I feel like I was able to wear heels all the way through,” she recalled. “But then with the second pregnancy, you have a toddler, a belly, it’s winter, you have a coat, a baby bag. You’re like, heels? Hmm, maybe not. That’s why I got a little bit more creative with my comfortable style.”
The Fenty Beauty mogul said she wound up getting “too comfortable” in her second pregnancy, with Riot.
“And then I got too comfortable after I had my second kid and I just was in robes, PJs, sweats. And now I’m playing again. Now I’m having fun with my clothes,” she said.
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