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Rihanna Hit With Backlash Over Reports That Johnny Depp Will Appear In Upcoming Fashion Show

Rihanna Hit With Backlash Over Reports That Johnny Depp Will Appear In Upcoming Fashion Show
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Rihanna fans aren't happy with the news the 'Pirates of the Caribbean' actor, who was accused of domestic abuse, will be featured in her 'Savage X Fenty Vol. 4' fashion show.

Rihanna has plenty of projects to look forward to in the coming days: Superbowl halftime show, a song on the upcoming Wakanda Forever sountrack, and her Savage X Fenty Vol. 4 fashion show.

The Rated R singer, however, is facing backlash over a decision regarding the fashion show. According to TMZ, Johnny Depp is set to appear as a featured surprise guest.


Of course, this is happening very soon after Depp was accused of abuse by Amber Heard. He then sued her for defamation, and ultimately, both were awarded damages.

Twitter erupted upon hearing this news.










TMZ also reported Depp—who will be wearing clothing from the men's collection—has already filmed his segment.

His part will be included in the show's premiere on November 9 on Amazon Prime Video.

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