Rihanna returns to music after six years with track for 'Black Panther'


By AGENCY

Singer Rihanna at the premiere of 'Black Panther: Wakanda Forever' in Los Angeles, on October 26. After six years without releasing a new solo song, the 34-year-old on Friday will drop a new single entitled 'Lift Me Up', which will be on the movie's soundtrack. – Photo: Reuters

After launching high-fashion collections, a lingerie line, a makeup brand, becoming a billionaire and having a baby, megastar Rihanna is making a highly anticipated return to music this week, her reps said Wednesday.

After six years without releasing a new solo song, the 34-year-old on Friday will drop a new single entitled Lift Me Up, which will be on the soundtrack for the Marvel sequel Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.

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