Rihanna has done her duty as supportive girlfriend as Travis Scott performed at the Barclays Centre in Brooklyn on Thursday evening.
"The Bajan beauty cut a demure figure for her musical night out in a mid-length silk slip dress, which she paired with sexy fishnet tights and black stilettos," said Daily Mail.
"She banished the chilly evening breeze with an over-sized shearling jacket, which she draped coolly across one shoulder, leaving the other bare, on her way into the gig," it added.
To ward off the paparazzi, Rihanna's boyfriend Travis Scott trailed behind surrounded by his posse.
"After the concert, both Rihanna and the 23-year-old continued the fun at the after-party, held at the city's Up & Down nightclub," it added.
Hollywood Life last month reported that Rihanna is trying to keep boyfriend Travis Scott at arm's length because she didn't want a repeat of what happened with Chris Brown where she allowed herself to fall hard.
"Rihanna is trying not to let herself fall for Travis," the alleged source claimed. "She's afraid to ever let herself be vulnerable again the way she was with Chris Brown, and she sees a lot of Chris in Travis. They are both cocky, alpha, and have tons of swagger, especially with the ladies."
The insider continued, "Rihanna likes to think of herself as this badass bitch, who no man can tame, but all that came apart when she was with Chris. She was crying all the time, letting him cheat on her and then taking him back, calling him and texting him obsessively."
Just a week ago, Rihanna and boyfriend Travis Scott were rumored to have split in an article from Urban Islandz.
"He wanted her every second of the day and even wanted her to travel with him for his show," the article alleged. "While all the need for her attention is flattering it eventually became too much for her to handle. He is just too needy so she broke things off with him."
Meanwhile, Rihanna and boyfriend Travis Scott have yet to issue a statement confirming that they are dating despite their actions belying their silence.
