Rihanna Confirms Pregnancy with Third Child at 2025 Met Gala, While A$AP Rocky Shares Heartfelt Message Rihanna announced her pregnancy with her third child during the 2025 Met Gala. At 37, the singer, who shares sons RZA, two, and Riot, 21 months, with rapper A$AP Rocky, proudly showcased her baby bump on the floral carpet. Despite both attending the prestigious event, Rihanna and A$AP Rocky opted not to pose together.
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However, he had a touching reaction to the news of their impending addition to the family. The singer had faced speculation about her pregnancy in recent weeks but kept the joyful news under wraps until now. At the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Rihanna's blossoming baby bump captivated photographers as she lovingly cradled her belly.
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Dressed in a striking all-black ensemble, Rihanna turned heads in a daring look by acclaimed fashion designer Marc Jacobs, featuring a floor-length skirt, a cropped jacket, and a grey bustier that highlighted her pregnancy. She completed her outfit with an oversized black hat, a red polka-dot scarf, and stylish black and white heels. A$AP Rocky, who co-hosted this year's gala, also made a fashionable impact in a custom black suit of his own design. Following the announcement of their third child, several reporters congratulated him, to which he responded, "It is time to just show the people what we were cooking up," adding, "Thank you, thank you, thank you. I'm glad everybody's happy for us because we're definitely happy." The Met Gala, renowned as fashion's biggest night, occurs on the first Monday in May, marking the launch of the Costume Institute's spring exhibition at the New York museum. This year's theme, "Superfine: Tailoring Black Style," highlights over 300 years of Black fashion and the enduring influence of Black dandyism on contemporary style. Rihanna has used grand occasions to reveal her pregnancies before; she confirmed her second pregnancy during her Super Bowl halftime performance in 2023, making history as the first person to perform onstage while expecting. Interestingly, she later shared that showcasing her baby bump at the Super Bowl wasn't initially planned. In a December 2023 interview with Access Hollywood, she explained, "Here's the thing. I did what I had to do, right? My jumper couldn't zip up," adding with a laugh, "No one knew I was pregnant. I just told my stylist, 'Make sure it's stretchy.' So the undergarment was stretchy, and this jacket was baggy, but the zip? It just stopped right there! So it had to be what it had to be."