The residents at the Kentucky facility couldn't be happier.
Additionally, the note attached to the large red roses bouquet read, “We love the TikTok here at Roc Nation!” and is signed by the hip-hop mogul.
Days after the rapper sent his special gift, the center revealed that Rihanna also delivered a surprise to the group., with the note attached saying, “You ladies dance was amazing, love Roc Nation, Rihanna.”remix of the singer’s song “Rude Boy” played , they stand in line, side-by-side and then move to the left and right to reveal the person behind them.
When it gets to the end of the line, one resident is dressed in red like Rihanna and holding a microphone as she sings and dances.Rihanna made her return to the stage in years at the 2023 Super Bowl halftime show, delivering a visually
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