One of the most spectacular events in America took place tonight. Of course we’re talking about the Super Bowl. Rihanna became the main winner. The singer made her debut in five years. And we will remember this for a long time. At least, because the star has publicly announced her second pregnancy. Perhaps this news even overshadowed his magnificent show on the floating platforms in the middle of the stadium.
As for the musical component, here Riri delighted her fans with her hits. Bitch sang in the stands with singers from Better Have My Money, Umbrella, Where Have You Been, Rude Boy and Work. The pop diva finished her provocative performance with the song Diamonds.
Many stars came as per tradition. Guests included 11-year-old daughter Blue Ivy with Jay-Z, Cara Delevingne, Bradley Cooper, Adele, Gordon Ramsay, boyfriend Jesse Rutherford and Billy Eilish, and wife Nancy and Paul McCartney (see more celebrity photos here). A$AP Rocky also came to support his girlfriend. According to a banned social network, Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds enjoyed the show at their home.
By the way, at the Super Bowl, movie studios annually present trailers of the main novelties of the year. This time Warner Bros. and DC Studios have released the first trailer for The Flash starring Ezra Miller. The film will be released internationally on June 16.
A brand new trailer has also been released for Guardians of the Galaxy Vol.3, which will premiere on May 5.
And the trailer for “Indiana Jones 5: The Clock of Destiny” starring Harrison Ford. This chapter will be the last.
Well, where without ads with your favorite stars that are always shown during breaks in the final match. Ben Affleck appeared as a Dunkin’ Donuts cashier (although J. Lo didn’t quite like it), Jennifer Coolidge struggled with elf Cosmetics cosmetics, and Sylvester Stallone climbed a rock with her image.
Source: People Talk
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