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BREAKING: Real Reason Why Rihanna Did NOT Get Paid For Her Super Bowl Performance REVEALED


Rihanna’s Super Bowl performance may be over but there are still plenty of questions on many people’s minds regarding the star’s stellar on-stage act.

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This includes why the music diva was not paid for her explosive performance that left millions of fans wanting more.

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The news went viral yesterday when the singing sensation opted to perform despite carrying her second child. Yes, the starlet chose the biggest platform in America to put her second baby bump on display.

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She looked absolutely stunning in a red attire that was complete with red colored lips and it’s needless to say the hitmaker slayed all the songs that were a part of her lineup.

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But now, the question comes back to why the singer was not or will not be paid despite playing to one of the biggest audiences she would ever be performing in front of.

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Remember, we’re talking millions of people who tuned in and broke records to watch the game between the Philadelphia Eagles and the Kansas City Chiefs.

Source: The Globe and Mail

Around 200 million people tuned in to see the diva strut her stuff against some of the biggest hits of her career. But if you’re a fan of the huge sporting event, you’ll know by now that no performers are ever paid a huge cheque for their appearance at the event.

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In fact, every single performer sings for FREE because that’s just how the rules have been since day one. Moreover, let’s not forget how experts claim that such appearances are a boost in the celeb’s sales so it’s never a loss for them.

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Source: The Guardian

If you don’t believe us, well, just remember the little Fenty Beauty touchup that Rihanna embarked upon recently, mid-performance at the event.

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That brought in a staggering $5 million paycheck for her billion-dollar empire. And we don’t think that’s bad, minus the million more her brands and affiliated partnerships made through the Super Bowl performance.