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Rihanna Bares Her Breasts In Sheer Top

Posted byBy Popular Critic | Published on: | Updated on March 6, 2015 CommentsComments (0)

Rihanna doesn’t have to worry about suffering through a wardrobe malfunction or nip slip – ever! The ‘You Da One’ singer instead skips the suffering and happily bares her nipples for all to see. Though it shouldn’t be surprising, RiRi is well known for pushing the envelope but the schtick will soon get old…we hope.

Still sporting her blonde tresses despite a previous tweet with darker hair, the singer wore baggy blue denim, rough and tough boots and a sheer top. Rihanna who had just arrived back in New York City after performing at a charity event “A Night to Make It Right” in New Orleans hosted by Brad Pitt was heading to dinner at Da Silvano. Wonder if she was offended that her guests were staring more at her chest and less at her beautiful face?

Meanwhile a pastor from Barbados revealed the community is praying for the ‘Man Down’ singer to change her bad girl ways,

“A lot of people have been praying for her and hoping that she will drop these bad habits. We feel it’s wrong for her to behave like this. As a young lady she’s not setting a good example.”

If Rihanna has made one thing clear – she doesn’t want to be a role model. See more pictures of Rihanna below:

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