She’s enjoying some time in Hawaii after serving as bridesmaid in her assistant’s wedding.
And Rihanna hit the beach on Sunday, donning a white string bikini for a boat trip with pals off the coast of Honolulu.
The 27-year-old star was seen strolling along the shoreline in sheer white shorts and a jeweled chain around her toned tummy.
She wrapped her fiery red locks in a silk scarf and donned a couple of silver chains around her neck.
Completing the look was a pair of diamond stud earrings and chic white vintage-style sunglasses.
After a stroll along the sand where the Rehab hit maker soaked up some afternoon sun, the star headed to a rocky perch where she snacked on mango and took a refreshing dip in the ocean.
She was seen laughing and dancing with pals on the rocky ledge before they all hopped on a boat together and sped off.
On Saturday the FourFiveSeconds singer gave a birthday shout out to her stylist Mel Ottenberg with a black and white photo of him on Instagram.
‘I wanna give a special happy birthday shoutout to the sexiest stylist in the muhphuckin game!!!! My fashion godfather @melzy917 !!! I love you so much! You’re fly from the inside, out! #HataraKu #BirthdayHeaux,’
In another fun-packed excursion Rihanna shared photos from a fishing trip where she planted kisses on a huge Mahi-mahi she’d caught.
The star was clearly enjoying her day out on the waves, posting several pics to Instagram from the back of the boat, and captioning most simply ‘fishing’.
Riri recently spoke about her upcoming eight studio album, which already has one big fan – herself.
She told V magazine: ‘Dude, I’m in love with my interludes. This one called ‘James,’ joint is on constant repeat. [The album is] soulful and aggressive, whether it’s lyrically, musically, or just the tone of my voice.
‘My eight studio album was a place for me to completely express myself creatively with no boundaries and try anything I wanted.
There has yet to be a release date assigned to her new album – believed to be called R8.
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Source: The Wall Street Journal
