Po’ up, drank, head shot, drank, sit down, drank, stand up, drank…
Rihanna Gets Drunk For Interview With Andy Cohen On Facebook Live
Via RadarOnline
Rihanna cursed her way through a Facebook Live! interview on Thursday, jokingly claimed she was too wasted to answer any “deep” questions about her music and RadarOnline.com has the clip.
Bravo’s Andy Cohen was interviewing the badass Umbrella singer for Facebook’s streaming series and naturally one of his questions was about the never-ending Chris Brown relationship rumors.
When asked if they were in fact officially back together, RiRi briefly replied, “No.”
However, she did later admit that she thought that ex-boyfriend Brown was still “pretty dope.”
After that startling revelation, she made another confession…
The 24-year-old pop queen also opened up about her latest hit Diamonds…and perhaps thanks to a few cheeky drinks beforehand was unusually candid.
“That’s a real powerful song to listen to. It sucks you in, even if you’re in the club, it f**ks with your head,” she said.
She then laughed, saying, “This is deep I know. I’m too drunk for this sh*t.”
Robyn f**kin’ Fenty…wasn’t this broad supposed to go to rehab a while back?? SMH
Hit the flip to hear what Robyn had to say about her collaboration with Chris Brown and watch the interview in it’s entirety.
Images via AP
Cohen also pressed Rihanna about the track Nobodies Business on her upcoming album Unapologetic – where she duets with Brown.
“Nobodies Business is basically the way I look at everything regarding my personal life,” she said.
“Even though you have to witness it, and it’s being documented at every second.”
A giggly and somewhat tipsy Rihanna finished with where she wants to be in 30 years time.
“I wanna be skinny. I wanna be fierce. I hope my t!ts are still sitting up,” Rihanna said.
“That’s what I really want at 54. Nothing else will matter at that point.”
Because clearly life is all about your t!ts right?
Watch Robyn and her fawkery in the video below
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