A new era begins – and for @Rihanna nothing will ever be the same. Fresh from the Super Bowl and that very special announcement, Rihanna is British Vogue’s phenomenal March 2023 cover star – but this is no ordinary cover. This is a family portrait: https://t.co/dYosr4a6Ah pic.twitter.com/xx4h7LisKU
— British Vogue (@BritishVogue) February 15, 2023
So now SOME Conservatives are mad about this…
— Xaviaer DuRousseau (@XAVIAERD) February 17, 2023
It’s literally Vogue CELEBRATING motherhood and a united couple.
The article is centered around Rihanna. In what century is it an issue for a woman to be holding her partner’s hand from the front???
STOP OUTRAGING OVER NOTHING. pic.twitter.com/VSiermcuHb
.@Rihanna is certainly grateful to have A$AP Rocky by her side. “We’re best friends with a baby,” she says. “Everything changes when you have a baby, but I wouldn’t say it’s done anything but made us closer.” https://t.co/c7T3iKiC2j pic.twitter.com/cQp1vdUZ9h
— British Vogue (@BritishVogue) February 15, 2023
It is never a good thing for fans when a show must be stopped due to complications beyond the performer’s control. Likewise, it is never a good thing when a performer must halt a performance due to a painful emergency. This is exactly what happened recently to Chris Brown. For more details keep reading.
According to Thirsty For News, Chris Brown has worked hard to establish himself as one of the most acclaimed artists in the hip-hop industry and has successfully maintained his relevance. Brown is renowned for making headlines for random reasons, and he did so once more by stopping a recent performance midway to check on a fan who appeared to have passed out in the audience.
On Monday, videos of Chris Brown helping someone who may have experienced a medical emergency while at one of his concerts started to go viral online. The singer paused his entire performance to give the fan the attention they required.
Chris Brown noticed that something wasn’t right among the enormous crowd of fans present as he was performing “C.A.B. (Catch a Body),” the studio version of which features Fivio Foreign. The superstar stage veteran noticed what seemed to be happening, and Breezy signaled to the sound crew off-camera to stop the show abruptly for the person who appeared to be in trouble. “Hold up, hold up,” Chris Brown can be heard saying in the video clip.
“Is somebody hurt right there? Somebody passed out right there? Hey, give her some water right there.”
Chris stopped the show following.
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