Rihanna Returns to Diamonds World Tour With Risqué Dance Moves and Weed Party

Rihanna is back on stage to continue her Diamonds World Tour and is still busting out her usual raunchy dance moves. Also, the weed loving R&B star celebrated 4/20 backstage with a marijuana leaf cake and a few of the real things.

Did anyone really expect any differently from RiRi?

The Bajan Beauty is back at it again with her usual risqué dance moves which is why if you’re not ready to see Chris Brown’s sometimes lover grope, grab, and caress herself in every way imaginable you probably shouldn’t be making your way over to her concerts.

As for her fashion choices, we actually enjoyed her on stage ensemble more than Beyonce’s honey nipple bodysuits.

Daily Mail writes:

Rihanna stunned in a pair of embroidered black hotpants, a sheer long-sleeved tunic layered over a studded bra and thigh-high leather boots with gold detailing.

The star’s bondage-inspired stage costumes were designed by Givenchy’s Riccardo Tisci.

The Umbrella diva, known for her changes in hair color, has settled on a mottled auburn shade for her Diamonds World Tour.

She wore her tresses in thick ringlets that brushed a thick gold statement necklace.

As the show progressed Rihanna donned an over-sized brocade coat fit for royalty.

The same way we should all expect the 25-year-old “Diamonds” crooner to get sexually explicit on stage, we should also always expect the singer to celebrate 4/20 as if it was the world’s biggest holiday.

After finishing her show, RiRi went backstage where she was welcomed by some gorgeous faces and a smiling marijuana leaf cake that had already gotten the party started without her.

The “Stay” songstress couldn’t help but tweet out photos of the dessert along with a caption reading, “#420 it’s a celebration b****!! Thank you to all my ft. Lauderdale and Miami fam that came through #DWT #backstageLife.”

As for the other faces that greeted the star – Victoria Secret model Adriana Lima posed with Rihanna for a quick pic after the show before Toya and Reginae Carter also snapped some photos with her.

 

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