As she wore the new sporty line from her company Savage X Fenty, Rihanna demonstrated that she is her own best form of advertising.

In promotional images posted to Instagram on Wednesday, the singer, 35, who is now expecting her and A$AP Rocky’s second child, gave just a hint of her growing baby belly while rocking a sports bra.

The Umbrella hitmaker posed with her hand on one hip while flashing a seductive glare through blunt raven bangs.

She turned away from the camera in another picture to display the bra’s supportive criss-cross straps.

According to Forbes, Rihanna’s intimates collection, which she debuted in 2018, is now valued at $1 billion.

She posted a sweet photo of her son RZA and partner A$AP Rocky earlier this week, taken during their enjoyable trip to her native Barbados.

In the endearing image, A$AP, 34, proudly lifted his 13-month-old son into the air as they played in an opulent infinity pool.

Her sweet photo was captioned, “my Bajan boyz.” A red heart emoji was added by her.

The three-person family is currently anticipating the birth of a new member.

On February 12, she announced during the Super Bowl LVII half-time show that she was expecting her second child.

It all occurs as Rihanna celebrates yet another significant musical milestone in her illustrious career.

The Barbadian singer and businesswoman learned just before the weekend that she had become the first female musician to have 10 songs stream one billion times on Spotify.

The fact that she hadn’t even released a new studio album since Anti in January 2016, or seven and a half years, makes the new record all the more amazing.

And Rihanna made sure to include that when she shared the news with her social media fans and followers, along with a photograph of the headline.

She bragged about her new one billion views record as “Bad Gal Billi” on Twitter and Instagram. Without a fresh album.

‘Lemme talk my s***,’ she wrote at the end of the piece, adding an emoji of a tongue poking out and the Barbados flag.

several of Rihanna’s ardent supporters are already familiar with several of her awards, including her 12 Billboard Music Awards, 13 American Music Awards, and nine Grammys.

Along with all of her accolades, Rihanna is the holder of six Guinness World Records.

She made history in 2010 when Rude Boy, Love the Way You Lie (with Eminem), What’s My Name? (featuring Drake), and Only Girl (In The World) all reached number one on the US Hot 100 in the same year, according to Go Barbados.

The following year, starting with Rude Boy and ending with Only Girl (In The World), Rihanna made history by being the first female artist to have UK number one singles in five straight years, from 2007 to 2011.

Only The Beatles and Elvis Presley have more.

She broke that record again in 2012, selling 47.57 million digital tracks over the course of her career (at the time), making her the best-selling digital artist in the United States.

In 2013, Rihanna broke the record for the most consecutive weeks on the UK singles chart (multiple singles). She spent a total of 196 weeks in the Top 75 with 30 distinct recordings, 23 of which she performed as a soloist or lead vocalist.

She was recognized for having the most U.S. digital number one singles that year with 13, according to Billboard’s Digital Songs Chart.

And ultimately, on May 16, 2013, when her “like” count reached 70,738,548, the Take A Bow singer dethroned Eminem to become the most popular person on Facebook. As of the most recent check, she has 81,694,309 Facebook fans.

The immense fortune she has amassed since becoming a global superstar is another factor.

In 2022, RiRi became the nation’s youngest self-made woman billionaire. Then, a year later, Investopedia calculated that she had a net worth of almost $1.4 billion.

The enormously prosperous beauty business that Rihanna co-owns with French luxury retailer LVMH, Fenty Beauty, is largely responsible for her wealth.

The singer from the Caribbean has already stated that she intends to drop her much anticipated ninth studio album before the end of 2023.

With over 250 million records sold globally, Rihanna is the second-best-selling female musician of all time.