Rihanna Relaxes In A Very Low-cut Monokini After Wild Shopping Spree At Barbados Market



It was no surprise that Rihanna was in need of some R&R after the busy day she'd had.
Just hours after being mobbed on the streets of Barbados as she did some holiday shopping, the star returned to her luxury villa Friday for some much needed relaxation.
The Diamonds singer quickly changed into an aquamarine low-cut monokini that left little to the imagination.

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