Rihanna will perform on the Super Bowl LVII half-time stage on February 12.
Her half-time appearance is significant since it will be her first live performance in a very long time.
Regarding performances, there are rumors that the "Umbrella" singer will make a triumphant return with a significant tour.
The Sunsaid that the mother of one is starting her new tour and that she also has plans to release new songs.
According to reports, Rihanna has scheduled her North American shows and will shortly concentrate on her European engagements.
As she gets ready for the next tour, the "We Found Love" hitmaker is rumored to be "working overtime."
According to reports, Rihanna is reportedly preparing a number of "little residences" in major cities where her fans can see her perform.
The outlet was informed by an insider that Rihanna's Super Bowl performance will rank among the finest of all time. The selection of songs is rather extensive and spans the Fenty Beauty mogul's whole career, including the new phase she is about to enter.
She is prepared to reveal her North American dates for 2023 following the Super Bowl, and the announcement of her 2024 European dates is just a matter of time.
When the Philadelphia Eagles play the Kansas City Chiefs on February 12, Rihanna will perform.
She has been practicing continuously, a source who spoke to People magazineclaims, and is "extremely enthusiastic, ready, and focused."
They even said that RiRi is eager to "kill" it.
Due to her commitment to her lingerie brand and beauty line, Rihanna hasn't been on tour since 2016.
She and her partner, rapper ASAP Rocky, welcomed their son in May 2022, in addition to that. Despite having been friends for over ten years, the couple's connection only became romantic in 2020.
As of writing, it's still unclear what their son's name is, but RiRi has a perfect explanation as to why they haven't shared his name.
She said in a recent interview, "We just didn't get around to it yet really. We've just been living."
"But I guess there's a certain freedom that comes with a kind of just, like, getting it out there."
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