Rihanna makes history as she becomes the first female artist with most Diamond Singles to her name

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Rihanna has added yet another milestone to her illustrious career.

The ‘SOS’ crooner has now the most Diamond-stamped Singles to her name, according to the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA.)

Rihanna's unique musical feat 

Rihanna was earlier tied at three Diamond releases with many other female giants, but with the new achievement under her belt, the pop star reacted with “Ain’t no back n forth" on X. 

The listings on RIAA’s website includes certified songs such as ‘We Found Love,’ ‘Umbrella,’ ‘Work,’ ‘Stay,’ and ‘Needed Me.’

Rihanna was in the news a few days back when she was seen holding her son RZA upside down during his second birthday party, TMZ reports. 

Earlier, the mother-of-two talked about her life after welcoming RZA. “Everything has to be intentional, and everything has to be worth it—especially when it takes me away from them,” she explained during the launch of Fenty Beauty’s Soft’Lit Naturally Luminous Longwear Foundation on April 26.

The 'Diamonds' singer shared how she picks and chooses her work, especially attending the latest Fenty beauty event.

“They’ve got to eat, for one, so I’ve got to work,” she joked, adding, “This is totally worth it. This is the biggest launch we’ve had since we launched this brand in 2017.”

Fans cherish Rihanna on her unique landmark in music arena

Meanwhile, fans shared their opinion on Rihanna's flex over RocNation's announcement.

One user on X said, "Congrats rih! I know you don’t ever have to release music again but do us a solid ONE MORE TIME. just that album please."

"You really tweeted just to say “i’m the goat,” another user wrote.

A fan wished, "Congratulations on the success you have in your career."

"No she literally said “I don’t need to be back in this business anymore,”" one user speculated.

Another suggested, "Wow!! No done it all so you decided to leave it for youngins and take over the skin care world."

"Drop that album queen," one fan urged.

"Take me back to when I used to hear under my umbrella on the radio, life was less ducked up," a nostalgic fan wrote. 

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