Following up her Super Bowl LVII halftime show, Rihanna will take the stage at the 95th Academy Awards to sing her Oscar-nominated 'Lift Me Up.'
The “Work” and “Umbrella” hitmaker made a splash in Arizona when she took the multiple levitating stages during the Super Bowl LVII halftime show earlier this month. Singing a medley of her hits but leaving outthe singer ultimately stole the show by sparking the evening’s biggest talking point: Did she just reveal that she’s pregnant again? Indeed, she did, later confirming through a representative that she and rapper ASAP Rocky were expecting baby No. 2.
Nomination aside, Oscars showrunners are probably banking on Rihanna’s Navy and her proclivity for built-in shock value to bolster this year’s telecast, which follows last year’s slap-eclipsed ceremony. While awards shows have seen a steep decline in viewership, the 94th Academy Awards
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