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Source: Rihanna Plans to Reunite With Drake

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Rihanna was alleged to be the cause of the fight between Chris Brown and Drake but that hasn’t stopped her and Drake from hanging out. According to a report by the Daily Mail, the singer took a break from her busy schedule to hang out with Drake.

She tweeted “#phuckyofeelings‬ Vaca here we come….’, ‘#phuckyojob‬’, ‘#phuckyohatin’” which some interpret to be a dig at record executives and it is alleged that she skipped out on rehearsals for the trip. The “Talk that Talk” singer and friends are in Europe sailing around the coast of Sardinia on a luxury yacht. Photos caught the dressed down singer as she was boarding the boat and while she was relaxing. A source says the singer will be meeting with Drake soon and they plan to rekindle their romance.

“In the past he’d moan she wouldn’t commit and was working all the time, but she’s up for trying again,” a source told The Sun. “They’re meeting up on a plush yacht in Cannes next week and will then spend a week cruising around the Med.”

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