Rihanna is stepping out for a night out on the town. 🏙
The new parents made their grand entrance in style, with Rihanna wearing a custom design by Valentino that stunned her fellow stars still on the carpet. As she and Rocky arrived inside of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the"Umbrella" singer was draped in a silk faille cape with 30 camelias, 500 petals and 25 leaves. As she made her way up the steps, Rihanna revealed the silk faille dress, complete with a 16-foot train.
The singer dished on their growing family to ET."It's so different from the first one," shared Rihanna, who announced she was expecting baby number two in February."No cravings. Tons of nausea. Everything's different, but I'm enjoying it."When it comes to their son, who will celebrate his first birthday this month, the proud parents couldn't help but gush over their baby boy.Rocky added,"[He's] growing big. Beautiful, happy baby.
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