Rihanna Photoshops Queen Elizabeth Onto Her Own Body
- 7 years ago
Forget, Queen Bey(Bee). Get a load of Queen Ri!
Rihanna got playful with Photoshop over the weekend and posted some interesting masterpieces to her Instagram. All of them have a similar theme…in case you hadn’t noticed.
The star pasted Queen Elizabeth’s head onto her own body by photoshopping the royal's face and upper body and the posts certainly stirred up the social media site.
One of the images combined the top half of the Queen with the singer's lower half in a green outfit with boots. Another pic showed the Queen rocking some “gramma shades” on Rihanna's body wearing a skimpy outfit the singer recently wore at the Coachella festival.
UK publication The Mirror says, "Unsurprisingly, Rihanna's playful endeavor sparked a reaction. The singer has more than 50 million Instagram followers. Nobody knows why she's done it. But she has."
Looking over the pics, it’s hard to tell what Rihanna’s motivation or inspiration truly was.
Whether it was in celebration of the Queen’s recent 91st birthday or a combo message to the world about girl power, we don’t think “Bad girl Ri ri” had bad intentions.
Rihanna got playful with Photoshop over the weekend and posted some interesting masterpieces to her Instagram. All of them have a similar theme…in case you hadn’t noticed.
The star pasted Queen Elizabeth’s head onto her own body by photoshopping the royal's face and upper body and the posts certainly stirred up the social media site.
One of the images combined the top half of the Queen with the singer's lower half in a green outfit with boots. Another pic showed the Queen rocking some “gramma shades” on Rihanna's body wearing a skimpy outfit the singer recently wore at the Coachella festival.
UK publication The Mirror says, "Unsurprisingly, Rihanna's playful endeavor sparked a reaction. The singer has more than 50 million Instagram followers. Nobody knows why she's done it. But she has."
Looking over the pics, it’s hard to tell what Rihanna’s motivation or inspiration truly was.
Whether it was in celebration of the Queen’s recent 91st birthday or a combo message to the world about girl power, we don’t think “Bad girl Ri ri” had bad intentions.