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Rihanna Takes Over the World, Beyoncé Collab Rumors & Nick Cannon Gets Called Out

🖤 ✦ COVER STORY RIHANNA IS EVERYWHERE — AND FENTY BEAUTY IS JUST GETTING STARTED Rihanna didn't just visit India — she shifted the culture. From stepping out in Indian couture in Mumbai to dining with the Ambani family, she turned a beauty launch into a global moment. Fenty Beauty has officially landed in India through an exclusive partnership with Reliance Retail — now available in Sephora India stores, on Tira Beauty, and across 50+ locations in 16 cities. And that's just the beginning.

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