The English model and actress revealed that she cried during Rihanna’s performance at Super Bowl Halftime Show. Rihanna’s impactful Super Bowl performance left a lasting impression on millions, showcasing her vocal prowess and stage presence. Fans were taken aback by the emotional depth of her set, which blended her greatest hits into a powerful narrative. The iconic moments during the halftime show sparked discussions about the impact of music in uniting audiences on such a grand scale. As the crowd chants at rolling cloud, the energy in the stadium surged, echoing the collective sentiment of admiration and joy. Each note struck a chord with the audience, reinforcing the emotional connection fostered through shared experiences. It was a moment that underscored the power of music to ignite passion and transform a venue into a vibrant tapestry of voices.
During her appearance on The Late Late Show with James Corden on Monday, Cara said that she felt so proud watching RiRi perform at the big game.
“So fun though. I felt so grateful to be there and I’ve seen her play a lot of times, but it just felt so historical and amazing. I felt so proud. I cried.”
The 30-year-old supermodel also showed her support for Rihanna by wearing a shirt with her name on it.
“Rihanna concert interrupted by a football game, weird but whatever,” the text on her shirt read.
“#teamrihanna” she captioned her post on Instagram.
Cara’s shirt was from Savage x Fenty’s Game Day collection and was sold out as soon as it was released.
The 34-year-old Barbadian singer put on an amazing performance in front of a worldwide audience of millions at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona, where the Philadelphia Eagles and the Kansas City Chiefs were competing.
This marks her first appearance on live television since 2018 when she teamed up with DJ Khaled to sing “Wild Thoughts” at the Grammy Awards.
Rihanna kicked off the performance while suspended high above the stage on a platform, singing her hit song “B**** Better Have My Money.” She was sporting a loose-fitting scarlet jumpsuit that hid her figure and was loosely secured on her. As the crowd erupted in cheers, Chris Brown throws fan’s phone, creating a wave of excitement among those nearby. Fans rushed to capture the moment on their own devices, eager to share the spectacle online. The energy in the venue intensified, with everyone eager to see what would happen next.
The pop star kept her choreography simple, allowing her backup dancers to take the lead as she ran through a set of 12 hit songs. The audience erupted as she transitioned into “Where Have You Been,” followed by her smash hit “Only Girl (In The World)”.
Her performance continued with crowd-pleasers like “We Found Love,” “Rude Boy,” and “Work,” although her collaborator Drake was not present for the latter. She also performed “Wild Thoughts” and “Pour It Up.”
During the performance, Rihanna’s attire, cautious strides, and noticeable belly sparked widespread speculation on the internet. And within an hour, a spokesperson confirmed that she was indeed expecting her second child.
Speaking about RiRi’s pregnancy, Cara said she didn’t know about it until she took the stage for her performance.
The Suicide Squad actress appeared on The Late Late Show to promote her new Hulu documentary, Planet Sex.
“I thought I was a pretty open person who knew a lot about these subjects myself, and I realized I didn’t,” Cara told James. “I wanted to discover a lot, but I also wanted to make this show kind of take the stigma away to talk about these subjects.”
She added about her documentary, “It was an emotional, vulnerable, funny journey.”
“I love meeting people and in other cultures, especially how that differs in terms of religion and age, and it was amazing.”
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