London: Pop star Rihanna is reportedly planning a wild party in France. Her plans include a two-week Mediterranean cruise and she has invited boyfriend Chris Brown to join her.
Despite recently being advised to stop partying after contracting laryngitis, the singer wants to relive the mayhem of last summer`s party on the Latitude yacht.
"She has warned Latitude (Latitude Benetti yacht) crew to prepare themselves for the party of the century and requested them to install a stripper pole," femalefirst.co.uk quoted a source as saying.
"They`re telling friends that it`s going to be a wild party. It will be a daylong party. It`s going to be absolute mayhem. The crew is going to have to sleep in shifts," the source added.
Rihanna spent last summer sunning herself on the $250,000-a-week, 34 ft Latitude Benetti yacht, which included accommodation for up to 12 people, two dressing rooms, massage and beauty salons and five decks for sunbathing and dining.
She has invited Brown to join her on a two-week tour to France, Monaco and Corsica to celebrate the end of the European leg of her tour.
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