Rihanna, Drake no longer together, are ‘currently on yet another break’: report

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Photo of Rihanna stunned at this year's Met Gala on May 5.Photo of Drake seen leaving a London club.
                                 


Drake and Rihanna in happier times at the Clippers game in Los Angeles. The pair is reportedly on a break.
Just hold on, maybe they will get back together.
Rihanna and Drake have reportedly called it quits after briefly reuniting over the last few months, Us Weekly reported.
"Rihanna and Drake had another fight," a source told the mag. "He is too in love with her, which has always been the problem. They have been fighting, but that could all change any day now. It is how it always is with them."
The pair was first seen getting close in February in Paris while the 27-year-old rapper was on tour. The two were romantically linked years ago during RiRi's tumultuous back and forth relationship with Chris Brown.
Insiders revealed to the mag that Drake was missing from the 26-year-old "Diamonds" singer's Met Gala after-party at New York City's Up & Down on May 5 because they are "currently on May 5 because they are "currently on yet another break."
Rihanna's soiree played a part in Jay Z's infamous elevator fight with sister-in-law Solange Knowles at The Standard Hotel, sources told the Daily News.
The 44-year-old rapper said he wanted to go to Up & Down on 14th St., though wife Beyoncé was planning to head home.
The source explained that Jay continuing to party did not sit well with Solange as designer Rachel Roy was supposed to be there.
The 27-year-old singer had words with Roy prior to attacking her brother-in-law for being "a little to close" to him, the source added to The News


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