Rihanna On Sex Of Third Baby With A$AP Rocky
The couple, who have been friends since 2012 and started dating in 2019, are already mom and dad to two little boys.
They welcomed their first son, RZA, in May 2022, and their second, Riot Rose, just over a year later, in August 2023. Since then, Rihanna has been open about the fact that she would like a daughter.In a conversation with Interview last year, the star was asked how many more children she would like, and she replied: 'As many as God wants me to have.'
'I don't know what God wants, but I would go for more than two,' she added at the time. 'I would try for my girl. But of course, if it's another boy, it's another boy.'
And the star doubled down on this mentality during an interview with Extra at the premiere for her latest movie, Smurfs.
When asked about the sex of her third baby, RiRi coyly replied: 'You have to wait and see.'
She then asked: 'Oh, my gosh, are you guys going to be so hurt if it's a boy?'
"I think we're secretly hoping you have a girl, secretly, because you've got your two sweet, sweet boys,' host Terri Seymour explained before asking: 'And do you want a girl?'
"I've always wanted a girl,' Rihanna admitted. 'God knows best, right? And I love my boys."
Elsewhere in the interview, Rihanna said that RZA and Riot are 'delighted' to be getting a younger sibling, and confirmed that, boy or girl, she and Rocky will also be giving their third-born a name that begins with the letter R.She said: "I mean, of course. It's tradition at this point."
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