If you were wondering what former Australian prime minister Julia Gillard and global pop star Rihanna have been up to lately, well, it turns out they've been hanging out together in Malawi for an important education initiative.
Earlier in the year, Gillard's Global Partnership for Education partnered with Rihanna's Clara Lionel Foundation to visit children who are living in one of the poorest countries in the world.
"We're here really to get a sense of the dimensions of change and what more needs to be done," Gillard said to the education minister of Malawi, in a video uploaded by Global Citizen.
"I'm really here to see it – it's one thing to read statistics, but I want to see it firsthand and find out all that can be done and where to start first," Rihanna replies.
In January, Rihanna and Gillard met with other educators and spent time in classrooms with children. You can safely assume that they are mates now.
This is legit a picture showing Julia Gillard, Australia's first female prime minister, and Rihanna, of Rihanna fame, teaching maths to children in Malawi.
Though, teachers, what's this all about?
Gillard, who is the new chair of Australian mental health group Beyond Blue, gave a shout out to her new mate on Twitter.
So very proud to join with @Rihanna & @GlblCtzn in our important work and support for @GPforEducation-JG https://t.co/Es6W4BRo8H
Rihanna has also been sharing pictures of their trip together.
Global Citizen also uploaded a video about their visit, including adorable vision of Rihanna singing lessons to a group of children.
