On February 12, Rihanna starred on the Super Bowl LVII Halftime Show. With no guests, the singer rocked State Farm Stadium with some of her biggest hits, starting with “B*tch Better Have My Money” and ending with “Diamonds.”
The ‘Work’ singer not only surprised everyone with her song choices, but also sparked pregnancy rumors after showing off her baby bump. This was confirmed by a representative of the singer RiRi is expecting her second baby with boyfriend A$AP Rocky.
Several fans of the ‘Umbrella’ hitmaker took to social media to celebrate Rihanna’s return as the halftime show marked her first live performance in seven years. Nevertheless, Not everyone thought it was for the best, like former President Donald Trump.
Donald Trump starts against Rihanna: “The worst halftime show in history”
The former president wasn’t smitten with Rihanna after the halftime show. Donald Trump wrote of Truth Social: EPIC FAIL: Rihanna hands down the worst halftime show in Super Bowl history.
“This is after he insulted well over half of our nation, which is already in serious decline, with his obscene and offensive language. Also, too much of her ‘stylist!’” added Trump.
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This isn’t the first time Trump and other politicians have shared their opinions against Rihanna. The ex-president had accused her days ago that she had no “talent”. Also, Texas Republican Congressman Ronny Jackson, urged the NFL to pull RIRi from the halftime show after the singer was sprayed “F*ck Donald Trump” at Cadillac Ranch in Amarillo, Texas.
“He’s made a career of spitting out degenerate crap while belittling America at every opportunity he gets. Why is the NFL showing this crap? Rihanna SHOULD NOT be the halftime artist!!” she shared on social media.
Previously, Rihanna shared what she thought of Trump. In 2019, Rihanna called him “America’s Most Mentally Ill Man” in an interview with Vogue. In that year, the businessman was still President of the American Union.