It is a surreal moment for fast-rising Nigerian singer Ayra Starr as she links up with her role model, Rihanna.
The Mavins singer had attended the launch of Fenty in London and had run into the American singer, who doubles as the CEO of Fenty.
In videos online, Ayra Starr couldn’t believe her eyes as she met with the mother of two, whom she hugged and pecked as they posed for the camera.
I fainted too. https://t.co/X5pRDhbzVR
— Chef Yo 💖🎀 (@baddestchef) April 18, 2024
Seeing that she finally met her is so heartwarming. She’s actually put in so much work.
I pray she gets that feature 🙏🏾🥺
Motivationn!!! Increasing my work rate to 120%🔥🔥 https://t.co/LALk0hq5wC— Zee Nessa (@Zee_Nessa_) April 18, 2024
See some comments below,
One Chimo Girl wrote, “Sabi Girl and Riri
One Melody Splashy wrote, “When God’s grace and speed is upon you. More heights star girl
One Brume Sneakers Plug wrote, “She’s living my dream
One Nicki Minaj Is The Queen wrote, “Two Queen’s
One Teph wrote, “She is living my dream. Love it for her”.
It seems like Ayra Starr has been doing lots of linkups lately, as just a few days ago, she linked up with her colleague, Tems.
Ayra had posted a video of herself singing one of her songs alongside Tems, and it literally broke the internet.
The random link-up was not something that could’ve been easily foreseen, and netizens were beyond pleased to see both of them together.
Also, Ayra Starr had linked up with American actor Jaden Smith. The two set the internet on fire with a video of them vibing to her song, Comma.
Ayra Starr took to her social media—Instagram, to be precise—to share the adorable video of her and Jaden dancing and mouthing to the lyrics of her latest single, “Comma,” as it blared loudly.
Back in September 2023, Ayra declined to accept an award during the Headies award ceremony because it wasn’t announced on stage.
In response, she publicly refused to accept the award, stating that she would not show gratitude for an honour that was not deemed worthy of being announced on the main stage.
Ayra Starr highlighted the disparity between her treatment and that of male artists who received on-stage recognition.
