Naomi Campbell Addresses Rumors That She's Feuding With Rihanna
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People on social media began speculating about the music icon and the supermodel's relationship after video clips of them at a fashion show went viral.
Naomi Campbell is not entertaining rumors that she has beef with Rihanna.
People on social media began speculating about the supermodel’s relationship with the singer after video clips went viral showing Rihanna walking past Campbell and stylist Law Roach at a fashion show last month — seemingly without stopping to greet them.
Campbell shut down the conjecture during a recent interview with The New York Times.
“I’m not about to let the world [pit] two Black women against each other,” she said. “We are two women with two children, mothers.”
In videos posted online, Campbell and Roach were sitting at the Sept. 6 Alaïa Winter Spring 2025 show in New York City when Rihanna entered the venue in a showstopping look, with two attendants carrying her train behind her. The “Work” singer could be seen stopping to embrace British Vogue Editor-in-Chief Edward Enninful — who was seated next to Campbell — before walking away.
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