Rihanna Shares 7 Minute BTS Look into The Making of 'The Rihanna Book'
Rihanna Gives fans an inside look into her 5 Year process creating ‘The Rihanna Book’
Rihanna may have the world at large thirsting for new music, but that hasn’t halted the acceleration of her other projects.
Five years in the making, the photo focused set was launched last October (with the most premium version of costing $2000).
Want to see how it was pieced together? RiRi has unwrapped a close-up look at the process of making ‘The Rihanna Book.’
Check out the clasp below!
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