Rihanna has a New Man?
Oh yes, as time passes we get a little bit more information every day. This time, Rihanna moves on into the well-practiced arms of Wilmer Valderrama, while a new name is whispered for who Chris Brown was cheating with. When Wilmer Valderrama is linked to a gorgeous young celeb, usually my first response is to curse the injustice of the universe. But this time I won’t ask questions, because this time the starlet is Rihanna, and any rebound that keeps her away from Chris Brown is a good thing. On the heels of a “break” with Chris, Rihanna was getting “cozy” with Wilmer at Geisha House last Wednesday. The actor owns the Hollywood sushi spot with fellow celebs like Ashton Kutcher and Sean Astin. Wilmer sent over a bottle of champagne while hosting the night’s karaoke sing-off, and yes, that is his primary source of employment these days. As Rihanna moves on, the missing pieces about what happened on the night Chris got slam-y are still falling into place. And if you are listening VERY closely, the rumor mill has a new suspect for who sent the infamous three-page text that sparked Chris’s career-ruining, relationship-ruining beat down. They name model Natasha Ellie, a 28-year-old who appeared in a music video for R. Kelly and modeled with Kid Rock. The report says Rihanna’s had a longstanding grudge against Natasha. Natasha, the older woman is said to be the inspiration for an upcoming Rihanna song, “Emergency Room,” which describes finding a slip of paper with the name “Tash” written on it while washing her boyfriend’s jeans. Rihanna didn’t write the song, but she met with the songwriter and told the story and they came up with it. Fact or fiction? Who knows. At any rate, Natasha joins a list of suspected texters that’s included Chris’s 40-year-old manager Tina Brown, Toronto singer Keisha Chante and Paris Hilton. Nobody’s been able to really prove they know what they’re talking about on this one, so I’d go to the kitchen, get the salt, and take a few grains before getting too excited about this report.
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