Rihanna Reveals New Album Details; Beyonce To Spend $1M On Pregnancy

Man Down singer Rihanna is revealing some new details for her 6th studio album. Rihanna who recently landed in Brazil to begin the international leg of her LOUD tour is offering a few teasers to her Navy fans on Twitter. Initially considering a re-release of Loud, Rihanna changed her mind and tweeted:

“I tht abt a RihRelease, but LOUD is its own body of work! Plus u guys work so F?CKIN hard that u deserve to act brand new!!! (sic)”

When a fan asked:

“When’s the next album due?” Rihanna replied, “THIS FALL!!!!!”

She offered even more details; “You KNOW how I been lovin Dubstep since Rated R.”

Rihanna is a firm believer in party hard and work hard – 2012 will be no different.

Beyonce is perhaps more known for her lavish vacations then partying hard; so it comes as no surprise to hear she will reportedly spend nearly $1.5 million on her unborn baby!!

According to Now Magazine an insider reveals,

‘Bey’s spent a small fortune on her maternity wardrobe and has even hired a photographer to document the entire pregnancy.’

‘She’s also taking yoga and meditation classes to help when she’s in labor.’

“Beyoncé’s waited a long time to have a baby and she’s determined to take good care of herself.”

“She’s paying a dietician to organize a food plan of natural organic meals for her, she’s having daily massages and she’s spent a fortune on lotions to prevent stretch marks and keep her feeling good.”

Whether or not the exact details are factual, Beyonce and Jay-Z have a history of enjoying the good life – that’s not likely to change anytime soon making that one lucky baby!!

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