Rihanna is a Good Girl Gone Bad as she flashes photographers a cheeky smile

By SARAH BULL

Cheeky: Rihanna flashes photographers a cheeky smile as she left shop The Tool Shed in Sydney, Australia


She's made a name for herself as the pop starlet who leaves little to the imagination in saucy stage outfits and suggestive songs.

But yesterday Rihanna proved she really is a Good Girl Gone Bad as she flashed photographers a cheeky grin while leaving shop The Tool Shed in Sydney, Australia.

The 23-year-old singer wore a cute cropped top, beige trousers and heels as she was escorted from the store, situated in the heart of the city's gay district.


What did you buy? A spokesperson for the store said it has been closed especially for the singer's visit


Moments before, the singer's assistant had left the shop laden with two black bags full of purchases.

And while Rihanna kept quiet about the contents of the bags, her smile said it all as she was escorted into a waiting car by her minders.

A spokesman for the shop later said that the visit was arranged earlier in the day and they had to ensure no-one else was in the store while she was there.


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He added: 'I can't say what she did or what she bought, it's top secret.'
It's widely thought that Rihanna, who is currently in Australia with her Last Girl On Earth tour, will be appearing at the gay and lesbian Mardi Gras festival this Saturday in Sydney.

Earlier in the day, Rihanna visited staff for the Optus phone network one of her sponsors, at their Sydney HQ.

She also had lunch at Beppi's Italian restaurant in the city for the second day running.

Meanwhile, it has also been announced that Rihanna is the new face of Nivea’s 100 Years Skincare for Life campaign.

The S&M singer is seen posing topless in the sexy shot, using her arms wrapped around herself to maintain her modesty.

The official Nivea promotion will launch in May, at the same time as Rihanna's Loud world tour, which will be sponsored by the skincare company.


source: dailymail