Rihanna hints at new music after years-long hiatus

Rihanna is one of the most popular singers in the world. Unfortunately, her fans have been waiting for new music for years. The artist's last album was released in 2016, eight years ago. She focused on developing her cosmetics brand and later dedicated her time to raising her children. However, there is hope that new music from Rihanna will appear soon.

Rihanna is a Barbados-born R&B and pop singer, model, actress, songwriter, fashion designer, and businesswoman. The world fell in love with her from her first singles. We all remember songs like "Pon de Replay," "Don't Stop The Music," "Umbrella," and later hits such as "We Found Love," "Only Girl," and "Diamonds." All her tracks topped the charts, and she gained an increasingly devoted and loyal fan base.

Rihanna has released eight albums throughout her career, each becoming a huge hit. In 2016, she announced that she was taking a break from music to focus on her cosmetics business, which has also become one of the most popular brands. However, no one anticipated that Rihanna's hiatus from music would last so many years. Fans constantly ask when to expect new songs, and the singer recently explained the situation.

Rihanna is regularly asked about new music because fans cannot wait any longer. Initially, the artist brushed off questions from journalists, explaining that she was focusing on business and later that her priority was to be a great mom to her children. However, reporters continue to inquire about her musical future. One journalist managed to get some information.

In a conversation with an Entertainment Tonight journalist, Rihanna discussed the status of her music. She mentioned that she started working on a new album a long time ago, and now she needs to return to the studio to review everything again. So, there is good news: Rihanna is working on new music. However, it is unclear how long she has been working or at what preparation stage she is. Fans can only hope that she will finish the album soon.