A$AP Rocky appears to have dropped a huge hint about the gender of his and Rihanna’s third child. The “Praise the Lord” ...

While attending the global premiere of 'Smurfs' in Brussels, Rihanna and her man A$AP Rocky hit the blue carpet with a cute smurf slay.

Rihanna, 37, also shared her experience with her third pregnancy, telling Entertainment Tonight that she is feeling surprisingly good. Despite initial fatigue, she’s excited about the journey ahead.

Tacopina then recalled the “special” moment. “He looked at me and he grabbed me and he said, ‘Joe, I just want you to know I know how hard you fought here.

Joe Tacopina is a Manhattan-based defense attorney who charges high-powered clients $2,000 an hour for his services. REUTERS He also dismissed speculation that his decision was influenced by his ...

Attorney Joe Tacopina has revealed that client A$AP Rocky was able to identify his girlfriend, Rihanna, by her scent after she entered the courtroom for his gun assault trial without his knowledge.

ASAP Rocky ’s attorney Joe Tacopina recalls a time when Rihanna ’s scent tipped his client off to her presence in the courtroom. Tacopina tells DJ Vlad in a recently released interview that ...

Clearly, Joe couldn't keep Rihanna being in court a secret for long since Rocky got a whiff of her fragrance. "He's there, he goes, 'Joe, I smell my girl. It's weird, man,'" Joe explained.

Rihanna embraced Tacopina, burying her tear-soaked cheek into his chest and smearing what the lawyer jokingly described as “the whole fucking Fenty palette” onto his tan suit.

Rihanna embraced Tacopina, burying her tear-soaked cheek into his chest and smearing what the lawyer jokingly described as “the whole fucking Fenty palette” onto his tan suit.

Tacopina explained it was a last-minute decision — and a personal one. “She brought them to court because that could’ve been the last time he’d seen his kids for a decade or more,” he said.

“People were thinking it was a ploy, like some sort of maneuver to get the jury to feel sympathy. The jury’s not feeling sympathy,” the rapper’s lawyer, Joe Tacopina, said.