Rihanna Is On Forbes Billionaires List For The First Time With USD 1.7 Billion Net Worth

Many
renowned
entrepreneurs
and
artists
have
made
it
to
Forbes
annual
billionaires
list.
One
name
that
surprised
fans
was
of
singer-songwriter
and
mother-to-be
Rihanna.
The
success
of
her
Fenty
Beauty
cosmetics
line
has
landed
her
on
the
list
for
the
first
time.

Rihanna
Expecting
First
Child
With
ASAP
Rocky,
Singer
Debuts
Baby
Bump
During
Outing
With
Boyfriend

According
to
Forbes,
Rihanna
has
become
the
first
billionaire
in
her
home
country,
Barbados
with
a
net
worth
of
$1.7
billion.
The
singer
has
been
ranked
1,729
on
the
list
along
with
other
Hollywood
celebrities
like
Jay-Z,
Kanye
West,
Kim
Kardashian,
Oprah
Winfrey,
Steven
Spielberg,
Tyler
Perry,
and
Peter
Jackson.

Fans
couldn’t
keep
calm
about
Rihanna’s
big
achievement.
One
fan
wrote
(where?),
“Rihanna
is
a
billionaire?
With
a
b?
Damn!,” while
another
praised
the
musician’s
journey,
calling
it
“most
inspiring
in
recent
memory.”

On
the
personal
front,
she
is
currently
expecting
her
first
child
with
rapper
A$AP
Rocky.
The
two
have
been
making
headlines
about
their
public
outings.
Recently,
the
singer
is
turning
heads
with
her
maternity
style
as
she
walked
the
Oscars
2022
after-party.
Riri
turned
up
for
the
celebration
in
a
black
Valentino
Haute
Couture
outfit,
featuring
a
sheer
organza
turtleneck
top
with
a
bandeau
bra
and
elbow-length
gloves
underneath.
She
paired
it
with
a
long
skirt
covered
in
black
sequins
and
leather
Jimmy
Choo
pumps.

Rihanna
Declared
Billionaire
By
Forbes
Report,
Singer
Now
Worth
.7
Billion

Talking
about
the
Forbes
billionaires
list,
a
report
revealed
that
billionaires
around
the
world
came
from
around
34
different
countries,
with
China
producing
the
maximum
new
billionaires
at
62.
The
second-highest
newcomers,
50,
were
posted
by
the
US,
while
India
ranked
third
on
the
list
with
29
new
billionaires.

Forbes
rounded
up
the
top
three
as
Karthik
Sarma
($3.1
billion),
a
hedge
fund
manager
whose
firm
quintupled
its
43%
stake
in
Avis
Budget
Group
in
2021;
Subba
Rao
Jasti
($1.1
billion),
a
pharmaceuticals
billionaire
who
is
90
years
old,
the
oldest
addition
to
this
year’s
list;
and
Falguni
Nayar
($4.5
billion),
a
former
investment
banker
turned
India’s
richest
self-made
woman,
joined
the
files
after
taking
her
company
Nykaa
public.