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RiRi and Drake possibly on again

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11 March, 2014

Pop star Rihanna has gone public with her rumoured boyfriend Drake by openly kissing him during a night out in London on Monday.

Rihanna had turned into a Drake groupie following the rapper on his European tour and fuelling rumours that their romance might be on again. The kiss appears to confirm that it’s definitely on.

Rihanna and Drake have been virtually inseparable for the last few weeks with reports of sightings all over Europe. They were spotted having dinner in London at the weekend, previously they were spotted together at a sushi restaurant in Amsterdam and they were grinding on stage in Paris during a performance of their romantic duet Take Care. Phew.




Call me cynical but this is good PR for Drake’s tour but it could be genuine. In a recent Rolling Stone interview Drake admitted RiRi was his “fantasy” girl.

“She’s the ultimate fantasy. I mean, I think about it. Like, ‘Man, that would be good.’ We have fun together, she’s cool and sh*t. But we’re just friends, she’s my dog for life,” he said.




Are Rihanna and Drake just good friends or is a night spent kissing proof of more?
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I can get behind that but an onlooker told reporters, “There’s definitely no question about their romance anymore. Rihanna and Drake spent the whole night with their tongues down each other’s throats and didn’t seem to care about everybody seeing.”

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