You can tell a lot about a person by checking their search history. Rihanna’s latest Internet adventures might give fans a shock, as the 27-year-old singer has been looking up all things “childbirth.”
The singer, who is rumored to be dating Travis Scott , has posed for a stunning shoot for The New York Times Style Magazine.
Shot by photographer Craig McDean, it features Riri in a number of powerful black and white snaps.
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But even though the images are very sexy, the best part of the shoot could quite possibly be the interview that followed.
While speaking with Miranda July, Rihanna revealed she looks up “random things” in her free time, and was recently looking up “childbirth!” She was quick to explain why.
"Childbirth is putting it the not-gross way. I was searching the size of certain things, and how much they expand, and then what happens after."
Rihanna admitted she was more concerned about the impact labor would have on her lady parts.
“Hey, you’re not about to get pregnant, are you?” Miranda asked Rihanna. The “Diamonds” singer laughed and “assured [her that] she wasn’t having a child anytime soon.”
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It sounds like Rihanna was oddly curious about the “certain” effects childbirth has on a woman’s reproductive organs, especially once the whole “giving birth” process is done. The interviewer, gave birth to a son of her own, told Rihanna that “it’s gonna be fine.”
Rihanna also claimed she didn’t have the time to date at the moment.
"Guys need attention. They need that nourishment, that little stroke of the ego that gets them by every now and then," she said. "I’ll give it to my family, I’ll give it to my work ‘ but I will not give it to a man right now."
While Rihanna said that Chris Brown was her last “official” boyfriend, she was busy having fun with Travis Scott. Travis and Rihanna were spotted kissing and dancing very close while at the l’Arc Nightclub in Paris on October 5.
