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‘You Make Us Wanna Be Pregnant Too’: Rihanna Flaunts Baby Bump in 2000s-Inspired Outfit

Posted byBy Rachel George | Published on: | Updated on March 2, 2022 CommentsComments (0)

Rihanna‘s baby bump has been on full display since she revealed she was expecting her first child with A$AP Rocky. The fashion and music mogul first revealed her growing baby bump with a New York photo shoot, rocking blue jeans and a pink bomber coat. Last week, the “ANTI” singer wore a sexy all-black lace-up top with matching leggings, coat and sunglasses.

For her latest maternity look, Rihanna wore a brown crop top and low-rise jeans, layered with a vintage patchwork coat. She finished off the look with a pair of strappy snakeskin heels wrapped around the hems of the jeans.

Rihanna’s latest maternity photo was taken by celebrity photographer Miles Diggs also known as @diggzy.

The Fenty Beauty creator took us back to the early 2000s with the camo trucker hat, gold jeweled body chains and vintage Christian Dior saddlebag.

All of Rihanna’s maternity looks have been captured by celebrity photographer Miles Diggs known as @diggzy on Instagram. As usual, many gushed over RiRi, calling her a “fashion mummy” and “icon.”

“She never misses!” wrote one person, while another said, “You make us wanna be pregnant too.” Another added, “Pregnant moms of this generation finally will know how to be pregnant and kill it fashionably at the same time.”

Many described Rihanna as the “baddest in general,” writing, “She’s everything.” Another person added, “Only RiRi can do it.”

As fans continue to fall out over RiRi’s maternity fashions, she and Rocky are reportedly making wedding plans. Hollywood Life reported that once the fashionista has the baby, she and the Harlem rapper will tie the knot in her home country of Barbados.

“Rocky absolutely feels that Rihanna is the perfect person for him, and he can’t imagine his life without her. They have discussed marriage and kids. They know it’s something they both want,” the source said. “Despite their romance heating up as quickly as it has, they’ve had time to lay the foundation for a great relationship since they were friends for so long before they hooked up.”

Now, seeing Rihanna’s wedding dress will definitely be a moment of the century.

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