Rihanna is still all about her dollar bills. After performing for a wedding event in India, the billionaire racked up millions and some pricey party favors.
Although the “Diamonds” singer has already dipped out of the country, she left not only in style but a few million bucks richer. According to TMZ, she was paid around $6
million to perform. The wedding was held for the son of Mukesh Ambani, an Indian tycoon with a net worth of over $100 billion. Of course, the legendary artist put on a show fit for a king–or the wealthiest man in Asia.The Fenty Beauty founder was spotted ahead of the show with huge crates for equipment, preparing to sing again after returning to the stage at last year’s Super Bowl. The large shipment clearly paid off from the footage shared on social media, in which Rihanna donned a bright green dress as she began her set with lights, dancers, and a stage to captivate her audience. Baller Alert posted the clips to its Instagram.
Rihanna performed at the pre-wedding festivities for Anant Ambani and his now-wife Radhika Merchant with a massive crowd of 1,200 attendees. The privileged guests were able to hear her sing 17 of her classic hits, including “We Found Love.” Some other VIPs at the exclusive event were Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg and his wife, Priscilla Chan, Ivanka Trump, and Bill Gates.
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leaving South Asia, Rihanna posed for photographers at the Jamnagar Airport in Western India, holding a gift for her hard work. The interesting party favor depicted a close-up of an animal’s, assumed to be a reptile, eye alongside bold white text that stated, “Thank You.” What exactly the farewell present contained was left undisclosed to the public, but given the assumed budget for the billionaire family nuptials, it’s sure to be priceless.The tabloid even speculates that Rihanna could have been paid over $10 million for her involvement. No matter the exact amount, one can assume the mother of two made sure they had her money.
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