Rihanna: She's an icon. And a queen.
She's also a humanitarian who started the Clara Lionel Foundation in 2012, to help impoverished people in need around the world.
Many celebrities have stepped in to help the people of Puerto Rico in the wake of Hurricane Maria, which decimated the island earlier this month. But while artists like Pitbull have taken action by sending resources and money directly to the island, Rihanna's on a one-woman mission to hold President Trump accountable for providing help and aid.
On Tuesday, RiRi tweeted at Trump with this clip from the Shade Room, offering an update on the situation in PR.
She sent it to Trump with a series of question marks.
#PuertoRico https://t.co/tD6afk7PVM @realDonaldTrump ????????
Then on Wednesday she followed it up with a tweet of a story from CBS News that highlighted the humanitarian crisis the island is facing.
"I know that leaders aren't supposed to cry," says San Juan Mayor Carmen Yulin Cruz, "but we are having a humanitarian crisis here."
"I know that leaders aren't supposed to cry...But we are having a humanitarian crisis here," San Juan mayor tells… https://t.co/KKbdWbZW5Y
On Thursday, Rihanna tweeted out this Daily News cover, which appeals to the president for more aid.
Dear @realDonaldTrump I know you've probably already seen this, but I just wanted to make sure! Don't let your peo… https://t.co/lfez8RQ44n
She also shared this story of five living US presidents fundraising on behalf of Puerto Rico.
Not surprisingly, Rihanna's fans are Here. For. It.
Trump got people like J Cole and Rihanna tweeting regularly again like it's 2010 Twitter https://t.co/Hi29CCW0WH
Rihanna been dragging Trump all week. LOL.
And some believe the singer actually helped to move the needle.
Shortly after Rihanna tweeted the White House finally waived the Jones Act https://t.co/qNNSCSPEQB
Either way, I think we can all agree:
If Donald Trump responds to Rihanna in any type of negative way, I genuinely think it will be the beginning of the… https://t.co/1dWsQSU6WB