The words “shine bright like a diamond” have never been more aptly used than by Rihanna. She broke the record for female artists with the most diamond certifications on Friday night (May 31) and announced the news on social media.

She thanked her fans in the photo for her “most diamond certified titles for a female artist” and “most diamond singles for a female artist.” The caption she used to describe the accomplishment was “ain’t no back [and] forth.” “Well done, rih!” wrote one admirer. Even if you’re under no obligation to do so, please do us a solid and release music again. Please, just that album.

According to another user, “simply managing the music industry without releasing any new music!!!” It’s her return! Someone person said, “a prosperous enterprise and a prosperous musical career… I can understand why [the] Beyhive is irate.” “Work” by Rihanna featuring Drake, “Love The Way You Lie” by Eminem, “Umbrella” by JAY-Z, “We Found Love” by Rihanna, and many more are diamond tracks. The owner of Fenty Brand has received an Academy Award nomination, thirteen American Music Awards, nine Grammys, and more than 250 million records sold. She may be taking a musical break, but her music is still generating a lot of interest online.

In a recent interview with Billboard, Arya Starr—another international recording artist—described Rihanna’s entire encounter in great detail. I am visible to you. Then I thought, “Wow! Rihanna!” But I felt incredibly relaxed because she put me at ease,” the 21-year-old musician explained.

“After the event, we got the chance to hang together. The most incredible thing was simply being able to spend time with my idol, the one who motivated me to undertake all of this. “I adore my voice, but I’m aware that I have a very deep voice like, ‘Is that a man?!'” Starr added, “and she gave me so many pointers and advice.” Could it be a boy?! Your voice has the power to captivate both me𝚗 and wоmen, Rihanna said. You intend to dominate the business on both ends of the spectrum.

“She really helped me see things in context,” the musician said as He wrapped up.