Rihanna‘s efficiency for the personal pre-wedding bash of billionaire Mukesh Ambani’s son left everybody with out an invitation resentful.

Rihanna appeared on stage in India on Friday evening for her first large reside efficiency since her 2023 Tremendous Bowl set. Footage of her singing uncommon fan favorites — together with 2012’s “Keep,” her career-launching “Umbrella” and “Consideration,” a music she shares with SZA — started circulating on X due to a handful of gracious attendees who recorded a lot of the efficiency.

Rihanna tied in parts of her quick-cut Tremendous Bowl setlist, even borrowing among the dance strikes choreographed by Parris Goebel, as she sang “Work,” Wild Ideas,” “Birthday Cake,” “Pour It Up,” and “Pose” in the identical order she did final February.

There have been no wardrobe modifications, however she wore a stunning, bead-embroidered inexperienced robe and closed the evening carrying a scorching pink headpiece. The Ambani household joined her on stage for a photograph and hugs after the final music.

The live performance, held within the household’s hometown of Jamnagar in India, was the primary evening of a three-day occasion to have fun the marriage — which isn’t set to occur till later this summer time — of Anant Ambani and Radhika Service provider. Based on a number of studies, numerous high-profile individuals together with Invoice Gates, Mark Zuckerberg and Disney CEO Bob Iger are on the visitor checklist.

So how a lot cash does it take to get Rihanna out of retirement?

The Each day Mail has estimated a beginning value of six million which wouldn’t be a far-fetched guess seeing that the Ambani household reportedly spent over $100 million for Anant’s sister Isha’s marriage ceremony in 2018. The ceremony featured a efficiency by Beyoncé.

Anant is the youngest youngster of Mukesh Ambani, the chairman and managing director of Reliance Industries, which has stakes in telecom, oil and fuel, together with retail and monetary providers. Forbes estimates his web value is round $116 billion.