The 'We Found Love' songstress, who is now dating Saudi billionaire Hassan Jameel, is said to be feeling disturbed by Drake's sweet gesture and wants him to 'let her move on peacefully.'
- Aug 23, 2017
AceShowbiz - It seems like Rihanna doesn't want to have anything to do with Drake anymore. The "Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets" actress reportedly feels disturbed by the "Hotline Bling" hitmaker after he posted on Instagram a photo of him sporting a pair of socks from her latest Fenty x Stance collection.
According to HollywoodLife.com, Rihanna is upset by his action. "Rihanna feels like Drake is being careless and wishes he would let her move on peacefully," a source tells the website. "When Rihanna saw him wearing her socks she became disturbed because she felt like he was being reckless with her feelings."
The source further explains that the "Take a Bow" hitmaker really wants to focus on her relationship with Hassan Jameel. "Rihanna has a lot of love for Drake and is disappointed their relationship did not evolve into something deeper or more long term," the source shares. "She is trying to move on with her new man, who is making himself more available to commitment than Drake was ever willing to do."
Drake sent fans into a frenzy after he uploaded the photo, which saw him wearing socks that featured an image of Rihanna from the music video for their collaboration "Work", in which he also appeared. "Trabajo," he simply captioned the snap with a Spanish word for work.
The fact that Drake chose the particular pair of socks caused people to speculate that he tried to attract Rihanna's attention. "He will always love her. Which is precisely why, he posted this pic with her socks on. Lol He is very calculating," a fan commented. "Do you think Riri will take the 'bait'? I really don't think so. I think she permanently friend zoned him. Lmfaooooo," another added.
It remains to be seen whether Drake is really trying to get back with Rihanna, but the "One Dance" crooner was previously spotted with a mystery woman while entering TAO in Los Angeles.
