Rihanna has revealed she doesn't blame her partner A$AP Rocky for the unfounded cheating rumours that circulated online.
The pregnant popstar wrapped a loving arm around her boyfriend's waist, in pictures obtained by TMZ, as she arrived in Barbados to give birth to their first child.
As the couple walked through the airport terminal together, A$AP made the first move, wrapping an arm around his pregnant girlfriend and pulling her close.
Rihanna is planning to give birth at her £17million mansion in Barbados followed by a lavish afterparty for family and friends.
The Umbrella singer is set to install a no expenses spared birthing suite with all the equipment, including a state of the art birthing pool.
Her best friend, Dr Sonita Alexander, will deliver the baby, and all the most important women in her life are going to be there, according to a pal.
While they wait for the baby to arrive, Rihanna's guests will be treated to spa treatments such as manicures and pedicures.
Rihanna will also be getting regular pregnancy massages and vitamin IV’s to make sure her baby gets all the nutrients it needs in the run up to the birth.
Earlier this week, influencer Louis Pisano apologised for spreading a false rumour that A$AP Rocky and Rihanna split-up because he cheated on her.
On Friday, Louis said sorry for making the "dumb decision" tweet out the claim about the couple, who are expecting their first child.
It came after the singer's designer confirmed the singer and her partner A$AP Rocky are still very much together.
Taking to Instagram on Friday, shoe designer Amina Muaddi called the affair rumours malicious and denied any suggestion she had conducted an affair with the rapper behind the pregnant singer's back.
The Paris-based designer's statement comes after the internet was flooded with unfounded rumours and reports surrounding the state of mum-to-be Rihanna's relationship with the father of her unborn child.
The pregnant pop star, who is expected to give birth to her first child with the rapper in the coming weeks, had been claimed to have called time on their relationship after alleged footage of him cheating with her designer Amina came to light - according to XXL.
However, writing on her Instagram Stories on Friday, the shoe designer told her followers she had to "speak up" and set the record straight on the "vile" fake gossip.
Amina told her 1.2million followers how she initially assumed the fake gossip "would not be taken seriously", but the past 24 hours had seen things escalate.
She continued to explain how Rihanna's pregnancy should be "one of the most beautiful and celebrated times" in her life, and expressed her respect and admiration for the pregnant singer.
Amina's statement comes after claims Rihanna and ASAP were spotted at a restaurant in LA together, with the singer allegedly spotted crying at the table, before leaving without her boyfriend.
The shoe designer - who Rihanna is often seen wearing - had been dragged into rumours of a split, when many suggested she had been 'the other woman' in the now-debunked affair.
Posted to her Instagram Stories on Friday, Amina's statement in full reads: "I've always believed that an unfounded lie spread on social media doesn't deserve any response or clarification, especially one that is so vile.
"I initially assumed that this fake gossip - fabricated with such malicious intent - would not be taken seriously.
"However, in the last 24h I've been reminded that we live in a society that is so quick to speak on topics regardless of factual basis and that nothing is off limits."
She continued: "Not even during what should be one of the most beautiful and celebrated time's in one's life.
"Therefore I have to speak up as this is not only directed towards me but it is related to people I have a great amount of respect and affection for.
Amina concluded with: "While Rih is continuing to live her serene, best dressed pregnancy life and I go back to my business - I wish everyone a beautiful Easter weekend."
Sources close to Rihanna and A$AP Rocky have also denied the fabricated affair - telling TMZ: "100% false on both counts, 1 million percent not true. They're fine."
