A multi-hyphenate if ever we saw one, it appears that Rihanna can do no wrong. She has a slew of Grammy awards to her name, has launched one of the most successful beauty brands, ever, oh and we can't forget that she's the richest female musician on Earth.
But it appears that even A-list celebrities have to take the bins.
The 32-year-old beauty mogul is on the cover of Harper's BAZAAR September issue, and she tried out some very different looks to her usual glam.
The Pon de Replay singer donned a pair of lacy black knickers and some bright pink high heels as she can be seen taking out two giant rubbish bags out to the bins.
She also sports a large pair of designer sunglasses and black PVC gloves, which she wears with a grey top that reads: "END RACISM".
In another shot, she can be seen changing a lightbulb in a garage. Wearing the same outfit, she is snapped around clutter as she balances on a step ladder.
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In the interview, Rihanna spoke about her plans for the future of her Fenty beauty empire.
"I've always seen the Fenty brand as more than just makeup, and I knew I wanted to make skin care from the very beginning," she told the publication. "It was just about getting it right. You have to live with the formulas for a while and test them in different ways."
"It's very different from makeup in that sense. It takes a long time," she added.
This comes after a recent interview with Entertainment Tonight, where the Umbrella singer said that while it is taking a long time for her to release her new album (four years and counting), fans "will not be disappointed" when it drops.
Rihanna kicked back in a lace catsuit during quarantine:"I am always working on music," the singer, who is also working on the launch of her new skincare line, Fenty Skin. "I am always working on music and when I am ready to put it out in the way that I feel fit, it's gonna come out."
She continued, "And you're not going to be disappointed when it happens. It's going to be worth it."
However, the Diamonds hitmaker stressed that she won't release her new album until she's completely confident that it's ready.
"I'm not just gonna put it out just because people are waiting," Rihanna said. "It's taken this long. I'm gonna make it worth it."
