Rumors have arisen that a new song will be released featuring "Disturbia" artist, singing she could "Kiss It Better."
Rihanna has recently posted on Instagram a video teaser for a song that might become her lead single for her upcoming album on Tuesday, according to Direct Lyrics.
The Barbadian recording artist captioned the video with "phuck wit nuno." The dim-lit video clip showed the Portuguese-American guitarist Nuno Bettencourt playing with his electric instrument in the studio. An edited vocals of Rihanna can also be heard in the background.
Glass John, who has produced Chris Brown's albums, posted the same video clip on Instagram. He posted "KISS IT BETTER" on the caption, which is presumed to be the title of the song being performed in the video. He further described the details of the song, presenting Jeff Bhasker, a frequent Kanye West collaborator, and himself as the producers. He is also the writer of the song.
After the two have posted the video clip, fans assumed that the song will be featured on Rihanna's upcoming studio album. Fans anticipate for Rihanna's eighth studio release and will supposedly be out in the first quarter of the following year. Def Jam Recordings and SRP Records released Rihanna's previous album in 2012. The album was entitled "Unapologetic" and featured hit songs, such as "Stay" and "Diamonds."
Meanwhile, there have been speculations that the Barbadian singer is pregnant. Rumors suggested that Rihanna has recorded a new track, which hinted her pregnancy. The source explained that the song is ballad and Rihanna mentioned about a "baby growing inside" her, according to Media Take Out.
Another source said that 26-year-old artist has banned weed smoking inside the studio while she is recording. This is considered very unusual for Rihanna since the singer is known for smoking excessive weed.
Rihanna has not commented regarding the issue as of the moment. If proven true, this will be Rihanna's first pregnancy, according to OK! News.
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