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Rihanna Sent Pizza to Fans Who Were Waiting in the Rain For Her Concert

Darpan News Desk IANS, 01 Jul, 2016 02:59 PM

Singer Rihanna sent pizza and towels to fans, who had been waiting in the rain to see her perform.

Rihanna, 28, was scheduled to perform at Manchester, England, when it started raining heavily, reported US Weekly.

An unofficial Twitter account for the singer's Anti World Tour posted:

Rihanna just sent 20 boxes of pizza and few towels to dry off for fans that have queuing all day for today's show. pic.twitter.com/rPd4s3VseD
— ANTI WORLD TOUR (@AWTGuide) June 29, 2016

Fans thanked Rihanna on social media and also shared pictures.

"After waiting for @rihanna all day. She sent pizza for us...unfortunately for the others, Aron doesn't share food...," one fan captioned a photo of himself.

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