Rihanna may be one of the richest women in the world, but the mega-star on the ground isn’t above hitting the stores to stock up on snacks.
The 32-year-old Fenty X Savage designer was spotted in Beverly Hills blending into the mainstream as she walked into a supermarket for supplies.
The pop star turned beauty and fashion mogul, who just earned a spot on the Forbes Richest Self-Made Women Under 40 list, looked like any average shopper as she walked the aisles.
She kept a low profile in a casual outfit while stopping by two Beverly Hills supermarkets on Monday.
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During his absence, the singer casually met star Tyler, The Creator in the queue and had a quick catch-up with the rapper.
Rihanna went for a cool and comfy look for her stealthy mainstream outing, wearing a vintage black firefighter t-shirt that was half tucked into a pair of dramatic puffy red pants.
She paired the dressy outfit with sneakers, diamond earrings, a gold chain necklace, a small stack of matching bracelets and a chic watch.
The star kept her braids on her face, pulling them back into a neat bun as she hid her face behind a black mask and sleek white sunglasses – which she continued to wear throughout her shopping trip, so as not to blow up his blanket.
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Rihanna proved she was just like any other shopper by purchasing Ben’s Original Rice and Kraft Mac and Cheese from Ralphs.
On her second stop at the supermarket, at Bristol Farms, RiRi jumped into the queue alongside the other shoppers.
It was here that she crossed paths with Tyler, The Creator, 29, and had a quick catch up with him as she patiently waited for her turn at the cash register.
Rihanna’s exit comes after she was forced to apologize for offending Muslims with her Savage X Fenty fashion show.
On October 2, the hitmaker launched a virtual fashion show to unveil her latest collection of racy lingerie.
The event was choreographed to a song named Doom – created by London-based producer Cuckoo Chloe – which remixes audio that features an Islamic hadith on Judgment Day.
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Hadiths are sacred texts in Islam, which represent the words of the Prophet Muhammad. Hadiths are used by Muslims, alongside the Qur’an – considered the word of God – to guide their lives.
Fans were outraged and offended after hearing the music performed at Rihanna’s show and criticized singer Umbrella for “disrespectfully” using the Hadith.
Four days after the parade aired on Amazon Prime, Rihanna apologized to her “Muslim siblings” and admitted that the use of the song was “completely irresponsible.”
Taking her stories from Instagram, the Barbadian star wrote, “I want to thank the Muslim community for their huge oversight which was unintentionally offensive on our wild x fenty show.
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“Above all, I would like to apologize to you for this honest but negligent mistake. We understand that we have hurt a lot of our Muslim brothers and sisters, and that puts me off incredibly!
“I don’t play with any kind of disrespect towards God or religion and therefore the use of the song in our project was completely irresponsible!
“In the future, I will make sure that nothing like this happens again. Thanks for your forgiveness and understanding, Rih. “
