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Rihanna shares playful joke in cheeky election video: "Trying to Sneak Into the Polls"

Rihanna shares playful joke in cheeky election video: "Trying to Sneak Into the Polls"

Web Desk November 05, 2024 Add Bol News as a trusted source
  • Rihanna is still actively supporting a particular presidential candidate.
  • She joked about trying to vote using her son’s passport.
  • In her post, Rihanna seems to be backing Kamala Harris.
Although Rihanna cannot cast her vote in the U.S. election today, the Barbadian superstar is still actively supporting a particular presidential candidate.

In a playful Instagram reel, the singer joked about trying to vote using her son’s passport, writing, "I’m trying to sneak into the polls with my son’s passport," while urging American voters to make their vote count. She also added the hashtag “#VoteCauseICant,” expressing her frustration at not being able to participate.

Here's what she shared:

 

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A post shared by badgalriri (@badgalriri)

Rihanna’s post seemed to reflect her backing of Democratic vice-presidential candidate Kamala Harris. She captioned the video with, “When protecting p****** and firing p****** can happen all in one vote,” which likely refers to her views on the importance of the election.

The hashtag “#TanSuitSeason” was another hint, possibly referencing Harris’ flared-leg tan suit from the Democratic National Convention in August, which garnered significant attention. This fashion choice echoed a similar moment when former President Barack Obama’s tan suit was criticized a decade ago.

Though Rihanna is a prominent figure in this election cycle, she is not eligible to vote due to her Barbadian citizenship. Since moving to the U.S. in 2005, she has not changed her citizenship.

However, her partner A$AP Rocky and their sons, RZA and Riot, are U.S. citizens. Rihanna joins a long list of celebrities, including Lady Gaga, Katy Perry, and Taylor Swift, who have publicly supported Kamala Harris.

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