Rihanna and Prince Harry recently went to the Carribean for World AIDS Day. This led to an unlikely friendship, with some even saying it's like a scene from a romantic comedy.
According to Elle, Rihanna and Prince Harry both received HIV tests to show everyone how easy it is to get tested. Everyone can see how comfortable they are with each other's company, which sparked some talks that Rihanna is having a royal baby.
TMZ previously reported that Rihanna and Prince Harry were on a mission in the singer's homeland, Barbados, to bring awareness for World AIDS Day, and to show locals how easy it is to get tested. MediaTakeOut theorized that "the most likely father is Prince Harry because of this event.
The webloid claimed that a "source" said that Rihanna "flirted" with his royal highness and that they "ran off together without security." MediaTakeOut also said that the singer "has been avoiding smoking and drinking during her stay in her hometown of Barbados," AceShowbiz said.
A source close to Rihanna debunked this and said that the singer is not pregnant at all, and that there was absolutely nothing romantic between the her and the prince. Also, the prince has been open about his romantic relationship with "Suits" actress Meghan Markle. Prince Harry is said to be very serious with his new flame, having others think that Markle could be "the one."
Meanwhile, Rihanna's previous flame, Drake, has apparently moved on from their breakup. A picture posted by both Drake and Jennifer Lopez on Instagram on Wednesday may "confirm" that the alleged romance is real. The two wore all black and are seen cuddling comfortably in a sofa. Other sources say that the hip-hop star and JLo are actually just working on a music together, which explains why they are always together.
Rihanna reportedly unfollowed both Drake and JLo from Instagram, which had fans think that the "This Is What You Came For" singer is hurt by this current news. Rihanna, Drake and Jennifer Lopez are yet to comment on this issue.
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