Rihanna was seen out and about in Los Angeles this week, and as always, she didn’t miss a beat when it came to style. The music star and beauty mogul was spotted picking up food from Fatburger, but it was her effortlessly fashionable outfit—and her growing baby bump—that really caught attention.

Wearing a soft-toned, strapless maxi dress with ruffle details flowing around her belly, Rihanna looked both relaxed and elegant. The dress, which came from Saint Laurent, had a natural earth-tone color that added to the easygoing vibe. On her feet, she kept it simple with black Puma Speedcat sneakers—proof that comfort and fashion can go hand in hand. She topped it off with a casual baseball cap that gave the look a cool, sporty edge.

But even on a laid-back food run, Rihanna brought some serious glam. She carried a textured Schiaparelli duffle bag and wore standout accessories: large hoop earrings, a gold choker, a rose gold Audemars Piguet watch, and a ring that spelled out “MOM.” A classic red lip gave the outfit a splash of bold color, tying everything together in true Rihanna fashion.

This outing comes just weeks after Rihanna revealed her third pregnancy at the Met Gala in May. She showed off her bump then in a custom Marc Jacobs outfit, confirming what fans had been speculating for days. She and A$AP Rocky already share two sons, RZA and Riot, and now baby number three is on the way.

Popular American reality TV star Khloé Kardashian addresses weight loss rumors, particularly those linking it to Ozempic.

In a recent episode of the reality show Keeping Up With the Kardashians, the star opened up about how criticism regarding her body has affected her over the years. She shared that people always had something to say about her appearance—whether she was big or small.

“I’ve always been criticized for how I look,” she admitted. “The bigger I was, I was way more confident because, like, what are you going to say about me? I already knew all the things people would throw at me.”

“I felt like, ‘Well, I can’t get fat again because everyone’s waiting for it.’ It became less about health and more about managing perception.”

Nollywood Actress Stella Damasus speaks on the reality of Nigerian actors getting a role in Hollywood, she describes it as a challenge.

The actress reveals that Hollywood looks for a particular type of accent from Africans when it comes to getting roles on their shows.

“Hollywood filmmakers insist that there is a particular accent that Africans who want to act in their industry must have. So, that’s why they forced our people to put it on.”

“I’m like, we [Nigerians] don’t sound like that, maybe one or two small countries in East Africa. I’m Nigerian, they are Ghanaians. We are different people and we all sound different. We [Nigerians] don’t sound like this. That’s what Hollywood wants. That’s what they are used to.”