As per a source, Rihanna and ASAP Rocky were not fighting after the Met Gala 2026. The high-profile pair attended fashion’s ritziest night on Monday, May 4. Eagle-eyed fans were scrutinizing the couple’s post-Met behavior, with online chatter suggesting that something was off between them. However, sources clarified that this is not the case and that there is no trouble brewing in their relationship.
Sources suggest Rihanna wasn’t fighting with A$AP Rocky
Sources revealed to TMZ that Rihanna wasn’t fighting with ASAP Rocky after the Met Gala 2026. They explain that the couple was purely exhausted after working and attending events continuously for 16 hours straight. This includes getting ready, doing appearances, and attending the main event. Hence, by the time the Met was over, they were completely drained, thus sparking rumors of trouble in their relationship.
For those unversed, a certain video circulating on X can be traced as the source of this alleged feud. X user YSLONIKA shared a brief video of Rihanna and ASAP Rocky with the caption, “oh so this is why they were arguing.”
In the brief video, the “Umbrella” singer, looking visibly fatigued, watches Rocky speak to another lady. A media person approaches her for a brief chat, and she turns her attention to answering some questions. Meanwhile, Rocky was engrossed in a conversation with the mystery lady in the background.
At some point, he noticed Rihanna giving interviews and joined her. Fans were quick to notice that when Rocky joined, the “Diamonds” singer did not acknowledge him directly.
As per TMZ’s previous report, the couple was filmed having an emotional conversation inside their Sprinter van after the gala. Based on their expressions, they looked annoyed and tired, sparking reactions online.
At the time, a witness told the outlet that the couple was totally fine at the Met Gala and, in fact, had a great time. Now, sources revealed to TMZ, “It was a long day, and they were running on empty.” The sources insisted that the couple was happy together and that fans were simply overanalyzing their body language.
Originally reported by Anwaya Mane on Mandatory.
