It’s my deepest regret to inform you that there’s a strong likelihood that Drake and Rihanna have broken up.
Last week rumors started flying that the two were dunzo. And yesterday Travis Scott was allegedly seen paying a late night visit to Rihanna’s hotel room.
Plus over the weekend Rihanna did this thing where she posted a meme shading all of her exes for sucking, which isn’t normally something people in a happy, committed relationship do, especially when they’re dating a jealous dude who can’t let go of literally anything like Drake.
“None of my exes are married or in happy relationships so it’s say to say I wasn’t da problem lol,” Rihanna said on Sunday, reposting a popular meme and adding a trophy emoji as a caption.
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