When Rihanna stepped off the plane in Barbados this week, the island welcomed back a daughter, a mother, and a woman navigating grief, growth, and the quiet strength of family. With A$AP Rocky by her ...

Rihanna is currently pregnant with her third child with longtime partner A$AP Rocky, with whom she shares two sons, RZA and ...

Rihanna and A$AP Rocky gathered their children to visit Barbados for her father’s funeral. Ronald Fenty was laid to rest on Tuesday (July 8) at Garfield Sobers Gymnasium, according to WIC News. The ...

Ronald previously spoke to Page Six about being a grandfather after the Fenty Beauty founder welcomed her first child, RZA, in May 2022.

Ronald Fenty, the father of global pop icon Rihanna, has passed away at the age of 70. RadarOnline.com can reveal Ronald had succumbed to a “brief illness” in Los Angeles.

Ronald Fenty’s passing marked a poignant moment in Rihanna’s life, closing a chapter defined by both deep struggles and complex family ties. After battling health issues, he died at the age of ...

RIHANNA’S dad Ronald Fenty died from a series of devastating health complications, it has been revealed. The 70-year-old passed away on May 30 after a “brief illness”.

Rihanna has had the support of her siblings throughout her decades-long career. The singer grew up in Barbados with her two younger brothers, Rorrey and Rajad, and parents, Ronald Fenty and Monica ...

Ronald Fenty, the father of U.S. pop singer Rihanna, says he has been unable to get in touch with her and wants her to call him in Barbados, where he lives.

Rihanna is suing her father, Ronald Fenty, for false advertising and invasion of privacy, among other charges, claiming he’s been improperly using her name to benefit his own entertainment ...

The singer filed the lawsuit in federal court in California, arguing that her father, Ronald Fenty, and his business partner, Moses Joktan Perkins, are using the Fenty name for their own Fenty ...

Rihanna and her father, Ronald Fenty, are heading to a jury trial on June 23, 2020, to decide who has the rights to use their last name, Fenty, in business, according to court documents.