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Rihanna Shares Outrage Over Racist Encounter In Portugal

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Rihanna fires back at racist man in a Portugal hotel who hurled racist comments her way. More on that later. First, let’s tackle Rihanna’s pregnancy rumor and her soon-to-be controversial ‘You Da One’ music video.

Rihanna has reignited pregnancy rumors after she left the stage to vomit! Rihanna was performing at Pavilhao Atlantico in Lisbon, Portugal over the weekend. During

her hit song ‘What’s My Name’ Rihanna reportedly ran off stage but made it back in time for the next track, ‘Rude Boy’. RiRi revealed what happened when a fan asked if she had any “cool memories”:

“Yep! I ran off stage to throw up, halfway thru Whats My Name…made it back juuuust in time for RudeBoy.”

It’s likely Rihanna is NOT pregnant but is still recovering from overworking her body during her extensive LOUD tour.

If the baby rumors aren’t enough to keep tongues wagging, Rihanna’s recent still from the set of her ‘You Da One’ music video certainly do the trick.   A shot taken from Rihanna’s back shows her either exhaling or inhaling smoke.

#YOUDAONEVIDEO you know im already in trouble 4 this but, i like to keep yall in the loop,” Rihanna tweeted after posting the picture.

If it’s not one thing it’s another with Rihanna…at least the girl knows how to keep herself in the news!

Now back to her racist encounter in Portugal, Rihanna blasted the man below on Twitter:

‘I just met the most racist c**t EVER!!! This man said the craziest s**t about black women – called us dogs, sl**s, we don’t look like s**t, we don’t belong in the same hotels.

‘Needless to say, the #N**** in me came out! Bajan accent and all! Lol! Turns out the hotel manager’s black.

‘Oh and he had the NERVE to diss black people in his tighty whitey’s!!!! SMH…and tbh a lil’ black wouldn’t hurt him.’

http://youtu.be/sc3EDl6FuzU

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