Now this is the Rihanna hairstyle we loved and missed so very much.
The Barbadian entertainer made an appearance on “The Ellen DeGeneres Show” Feb. 3 sporting a jet-black blunt bob that looked very similar to the razor-sharp haircut she wore back in 2007 when she had everybody singing “Umbrella.”
We’re pretty sure Rihanna’s bob hairstyle is a wig. Nonetheless, she made it “work, work, work, work, work, work” by pairing it with dark ’90s lipstick, a choker necklace and military-inspired outfit. Fingers crossed that she keeps this ‘do for a tad bit longer, as she’s known to switch up her hair quite frequently.
Watch the clip below from the “Ellen” show to check out RiRi’s new-old blunt bob and to learn more about the singer’s insane food request list while on tour.
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