FluffyEyes
Mrs. Boss Lady
The rumor was that his family was not down for him marrying her for “certain”i wonder why that relationship didnt work out they was supposed to get married![]()

The rumor was that his family was not down for him marrying her for “certain”i wonder why that relationship didnt work out they was supposed to get married![]()
Now if it was GQ, we'd have a probIts Vogue....masculine men don't buy that shyt
It's Rihanna, she's the substantially bigger draw/celeb
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Triple entendre, won't even ask you howYou're not the audience fagkits
I don’t like this acct but the play is obvious
So you are seriously making an excuse for this? You see nothing wrong with it, when there were so many other ways they could have depicted that Black couple without the outright emasculating imagery? He did not have to be front and center, but he also should not have been depicted in a manner that makes it look like Rihanna is leaving him and their child behind.I get the overall point of this thread. I disagree with the comparison pics.
Even I know who that white couple is, which speaks to the level of celebrity that David Beckham has. He was one of the biggest celebs on earth for a time. They made a HUGE deal about him coming to play in MLS. I'm assuming the former Spice Girl became a big star in her own right also.
They gave ASAP the Steadman treatment partly because he's a minor celeb in America, much less in the market where the magazine is being released. If they little Bro'd Jay Z in a Beyonce cover, that would be a better picture to use for comparison.
It's British Vogue, not Ebony, not a Black owned or targeted publication.So you are seriously making an excuse for this? You see nothing wrong with it, when there were so many other ways they could have depicted that Black couple without the outright emasculating imagery? He did not have to be front and center, but he also should not have been depicted in a manner that makes it look like Rihanna is leaving him and their child behind.
They didn’t even have her hold the baby.So you are seriously making an excuse for this? You see nothing wrong with it, when there were so many other ways they could have depicted that Black couple without the outright emasculating imagery? He did not have to be front and center, but he also should not have been depicted in a manner that makes it look like Rihanna is leaving him and their child behind.
And she looks amazing in the pic lol.It's her in
She is. She has the successful music career. She has the successful skincare line. She's the breadwinner