Rihanna doesn't do Caught in the Act: Promiscuous Sex Life of My D-Cup Mother in lawanything and not slay, and her latest magazine cover is just more proof of that.
The Barbados-born singer is front and center on the November issue of Vogue Arabia looking like Queen Nefertiti incarnate, in a shoot inspired by Egyptian royalty.
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A few different photos from the spread have made their way online as well.
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The cover has evoked a million different reactions. While some folks have used Twitter to call out possible cultural appropriation, most tweets are in awe of Riri's presence on the cover. And of course, because of the snakeskin, there's a Taylor Swift jab in there too.
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The accompanying interview has yet to be released but dang, it will probably change our lives too.
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