London: Barbadian singer Rihanna reportedly had a secret date at the screening of Quentin Tarantino’s new movie ‘Inglourious Basterds’.The `Umbrella` singer did not let on that she was attending the do at Leicester Square on July 23 with someone, and it was only later that she was spotted with Mr. Hudson.
The Brummie singer, real name Ben Hudson, and Rihanna had met through mutual pal Kanye West when he was recording in America, and they have kept in touch ever since.
But on the red carpet, Rihanna refused to be seen with Hudson, though he was later seen sticking to her, after she refused Mickey Rourke as her date.
“Rihanna didn’t want to make a big song and dance about going on a date with Mr Hudson, so she never told anyone she was bringing him until they got there,” the Mirror quoted a source as saying.
“They have been meeting up secretly, and on the red carpet they refused to be pictured together.
“Once Ri and Mr Hudson were inside the cinema though they were stuck together like glue and then they both slipped out the door at the end to go for a meal at Cipriani.
“They look really cute together. It was lovely of Mickey to offer, but how do you say – he’s just not her type,” the source added.
After dinner, the pair ducked into a blacked-out car at around 11.30pm, and headed to the private after-party at Shoreditch House members’ club.
ANI
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