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Rihanna told off for touching up lap dancers

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16 October, 2011

If you’ve seen Rihanna in concert (or in a music video), it’s clear the singer enjoys fondling her own lady parts.

Not that there’s anything wrong with that. But it’s trouble if you insist on getting just as touchy-feely with other people – without their permission.

During a night out at Stringfellows on Wednesday, Rihanna was reportedly reprimanded by staff for “repeatedly touching” the women dancing topless for her and her friends in their private booth.




The Sun reports there was some grabbing involved, and if you can believe it, at least one instance of the pop star sticking her head between a dancer’s legs.

“Rihanna couldn’t resist paying for a dance and loved watching the girls in action,” one witness told the paper. “Bouncers weren’t happy as she was repeatedly touching them, ignoring all warnings.”

At the conclusion of the night when Rihanna was done indulging in her strip club vice, she left the place peacefully without any continued trouble.

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