Rihanna, Drake Split Rumors: Singer 'Did Not Dump' Rapper
Rihanna and Drake have not split, despite recent reports of a breakup, and insiders confirm that they are still happily dating.
On Tuesday a popular urban blog claimed the Bajan pop star, 26, ended her relationship with the Canadian rapper, 27, after he was caught cheating in Toronto, however, this is said to be false. The pair have grown serious in recent months and sources say they are in talks about potentially living together in the future.
"They really need to stop. The games, the lies and these rumors need to seriously stop," an insider told HollywoodLife.com regarding recent split reports.
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"Rihanna did not dump Drake. Stop with the b-------. If you want to play games, go to Target and buy a board game but stay the f--- up out of her love life," the source added.
On Thursday, Rihanna, who is yet to publicly confirm the relationship, was photographed enjoying a night out with friends in Santa Monica, California. The "Stay" singer appeared unfazed by gossip surrounding her and Drake while dining at Giorgio Baldi.
The couple have been friends for several years and they are said to have started a serious romantic relationship in recent months. Last month Rihanna accompanied Drake on the European leg of his Would You Like a Tour Tour and they were photographed holding hands on several occasions which did little to dispel dating gossip.
"They are very much happy, end of story … Rihanna takes her relationships seriously and loves that guy," the source explained.
Reports previously claimed that the pair were open to moving in together but no decisions have been made at this time.
"She'd love to maybe one day soon see if they can co-exist together and try the whole living with each other thing," another insider revealed.
"They've scrambled with the idea but haven't really come to a conclusion. It's all just a matter of time. There's no rush because time is on their side ... It's a thought that they've been tossing around and we'll see what happens," the source added.
