Rihanna is facing heavy criticism for her recent magazine cover featuring a racy nun outfit, with many condemning the images as “dehumanizing.”
The superstar’s bold wardrobe choice on the cover of Interview Magazine has sparked intense backlash from the Christian community. In the steamy photoshoot, the mother-of-two turns heads while donning a black and white habit, the traditional attire worn by nuns.
With a bold swipe of bright red lipstick and her shirt provocatively unbuttoned to accentuate her curves, Rihanna leaves little to the imagination.
Critics have flooded her comment section, denouncing the look as disrespectful to Catholics and Christians at large. Some have labeled it as religious mockery, while others express fatigue with the continuous use of unholy imagery.
Many fans voiced their confusion and disappointment over the sexualization of religious representations.
The outcry didn’t stop there, with some questioning whether the images constituted blasphemy and others lamenting the ongoing trend of Christianity being subjected to ridicule.
Fans also expressed frustration with the fashion industry, questioning why Rihanna chose to use religious imagery in such a manner.
See the screenshots of reactions below courtesy Daily Mail:
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Nollywood Times recalls that this is not the first time Rihanna is messing with religion. She was earlier caught in a web of criticism after offending the Muslim community which made her apologize for using a phrase in the Quran. See her apology below:>>>>READ FULL ARTICLE>>>>
User @KoryYeshua on X has posted an original TikTok video online, analyzing Rihanna’s recent controversial photoshoot. In the video, he accuses her of directly disrespecting Christians while not doing the same with Muslims.
Watch the video below:
Singer Rihanna mocks christians after asking Muslims for forgiveness. #satan #god #theoccult #rihanna #asaprocky #puma #jayz #beyonce #jesus #christian pic.twitter.com/aM4SjUqmbC
— Kory Yeshua (@KoryYeshua) April 10, 2024
