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Add Page Six on Google Rihanna took her three kids down memory lane with a sweet visit to the street she grew up on in Barbados.
On Monday, the musician posed alongside her sons RZA, 4, and Riot, 2, and 10-month-old daughter, Rocki Irish, while visiting Westbury New Road, which has been renamed Rihanna Drive.
"One minute I feel like that kid from Westbury … the next minute I’m bringing my own kids back to 'Rihanna Drive,'" she captioned sweet Instagram photos of herself and her little ones.
"Trippy how life works! And the Glory STILL and WILL ALWAYS belong to the Almighty Creator!!!" Rihanna, 38, added.
The hitmaker and her little ones beamed as they stood near a sign on the floor that reads "Rihanna."
The sign was gated off and placed in front of a colorful house.
Barbados honored the Fenty Beauty founder with her own street name on the country's Independence Day in 2017.
Additionally, Rihanna also enjoyed some family time with her loved ones on board a luxury catamaran later on Monday.
The "Diamonds" songstress has been spending the past few weeks back in the Caribbean and stepped out to the Grand Kadooment Day parade for the 2026 Crop Over festival on Aug. 4.
Rihanna turned heads, wearing a massive jeweled headpiece and feathered wings designed by Lauren Austin.
The annual parade marks the end of the month-long harvest festival and concludes the sugar cane season.
During the celebration, which dates back to the 17th century, she danced with her brother Rorrey Fenty’s band, Aura.
Earlier this month, Rihanna also threw Riot a Spider-Man-themed party for his 3rd birthday, per People.
The bash appeared to have occurred at her Barbados home.
The "Don't Stop the Music" singer shares her three kids with her boyfriend, A$AP Rocky, whom she started dating in 2020.
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