Rihanna continued to show off her voluminous pink mane as she supported baby daddy A$AP Rocky on Saturday night in Miami.
The singer, 36 — who debuted her pink hair earlier in the day — and the rapper, 35, made a surprise appearance at the A$AP Rocky X Puma pop-up shop.
Rihanna sizzled in a silky black satin dress with a corset while draped over the I Smoked My Brain Away hitmaker.
She rocked bubblegum pink Puma kicks and accessorized with a blingy necklace with a giant diamond 'A' pendant as an homage to A$AP Rocky.
The pop-up shop comes amid the Miami Grand Prix, which kicked off on May 3 and will run-thru May 5.
Rihanna continued to show off her voluminous pink mane as she supported baby daddy A$AP Rocky on Saturday night in Miami
The singer, 35 — who debuted her pink hair earlier in the day — and the rapper, 35, made a surprise appearance at the A$AP Rocky X Puma pop-up shop
Rihanna posed behind the wheel of a shiny red vintage car while A$AP Rocky happily hopped in the backseat.
The Umbrella hitmaker looked smitten with the rapper, who showed up to the event rocking a yellow and black Puma mask with a matching vest.
Rihanna's latest hair transformation comes just days after she revealed that she would be going for a 'simple' look this year for this year's Met Gala, which takes place Monday in NYC.
She confirmed she would be attending the event during an interview with Extra, before hinting about her Met Gala look.
Rihanna told the outlet she would do a 'simple' look for the Costume Institute's new exhibition, 'Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion,' and the official dress code is 'The Garden of Time.'
'I'm actually keeping it real simple this year... It's gonna come to what my makeup and what my hair is going to do,' the Umbrella singer said.
Rihanna also added that she has narrowed down her options to two dresses.
'Very simple-ish... compared to everything I have done, I am showing up for dinner!' she quipped.
Rihanna sizzled in a silky black satin dress with a corset while draped over the I Smoked My Brain Away hitmaker.
She rocked bubblegum pink Puma kicks and accessorized with a blingy necklace with a giant diamond 'A' pendant as an homage to A$AP Rocky
The pop-up shop comes amid the Miami Grand Prix, which kicked off on May 3 and will run-thru May 5
She also revealed how her style has transformed since becoming a mother. Rihanna and A$AP Rocky welcomed their first son, RZA, in May 2022, and their second son, Riot, 15 months later.
'When you become a mom, your style goes from "blah" to "let's see what fits" to "I'm gonna be a bad bitch today."
'You've got to remind yourself sometimes that you're still in there.'
The busy mom said she will be taking some time for herself on Mother's Day.
'Sleep, hopefully... sleep, and maybe I will get a bouquet of flowers...' she revealed of her plans.
'Whatever I'm doing for our moms, they really deserve the spotlight for Mother's Day this year... They are literally holding it down right now while I am here and Rocky is out of town.'
The mother-of-two then addressed the ever-persistent curiosity surrounding her upcoming music.
'It's gonna be amazing,' she told the outlet.
Rihanna posed behind the wheel of a shiny red vintage car while A$AP Rocky happily hopped in the backseat
The Umbrella hitmaker looked smitten with the rapper
The lovebirds arrived holding hands
Missing from the fan-filled action were the couple's two young sons: RZA and Riot Rose
Rihanna looked comfortable behind the wheel as A$AP Rocky showed off his spunky personality for the cameras
A$AP Rocky showed up to the event rocking a yellow and black Puma mask with a matching vest
'It has to be — that is the only reason it's not out yet. If I'm not feeling it and I am not feeling like it represents the evolution and the time I spent away, there should be a show of growth...'
Rihanna released her last album Anti in 2016.
In the eight years since, she has released three songs for film soundtracks and nine features.
'I want to play with it and have fun with it and show truly where I am at,' she said of the new music.
