Rihanna surprises fans at Sephora in Singapore for Fenty Beauty anniversary

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Rihanna surprised fans in Singapore with an appearance at Sephora to celebrate the anniversary of her make up brand Fenty Beauty.

As reported by the Straits Times, Rihanna celebrated the first anniversary of her cosmetics brand Fenty Beauty by surprising fans at Sephora in Singapore.

The 30-year-old singer appeared at ION Orchard mall, Singapore, where fans gathered to see the pop queen.

Rihanna had teased her surprise appearance through her Instagram story just before the event, “surprise Singapore! I’m here! Come meet me @sephorasg ion mall tonight. We ain’t done celebrating @fentybeauty’s anniversary yet. Can’t wait to see ya there!” She wrote.

Hundreds gathered in Sephora but were cordoned off from approaching the Barbadian singer.

Joined by Fenty makeup artists Hector Espinal and Priscilla Ono, Rihanna was seen posing and showcasing her beauty products.

Rihanna founded Fenty Beauty last year, named after her birth name –  Robyn Rihanna Fenty. The brand is known for its 40-shade foundation range.

Since Monday, Fenty Beauty liquid lipsticks are now available in Sephora stores.

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