Rihanna Fires Back At Journalist For Calling Her A ‘Poisonous Pop Princess'

(Ringing the bell and shouting) Round 2 Yo! Rihanna has replied Liz Jones, writer for Dailymail who released a lengthy article about Rihanna being a toxic role model to her young fans, disgusted at her weed smoking, boob-exposing and more. Incase you missed it read it HERE.

As earlier predicted, Rihanna didn't hold back as replied Liz with a few insults of her own. Read what she posted on Instagram below...

“LOL!!!! My money got a bad habit of pissing people off!! If you sincerely wanna help little girls more than their own parents do, here’s a toxic tip: don’t be amateur with your articles, you sound bitter! 

What’s all this about hair and nails and costumes and tattoos?? ….That sh-t ain’t clever!!! That sh-t ain’t journalism! That’s a sad sloppy menopausal mess!!! 

Interesting Piece: I Wish Rihanna Will Stop Infecting Our High Streets With Her Tattoos, Fake Nails, Hair And Bogus Bad-Ass Shenanigans - Writer, Liz Jones

Writer for Dailymail, Liz Jones criticizes Rihanna in her write up, she pens her views about the platinum singer on how young girls look up to her as a role model and will want to follow in her toxic steps. Read the article below...

The first time I met Rihanna, the pop princess was seated next to Vogue editor Anna Wintour wearing a demure dress, with her hair in ringlets, for all the world as though she was Shirley Temple.

She sipped at her flute of champagne throughout dinner and clearly had one thing in mind: appearing on the cover of American Vogue (she got it, too, in November last year) and possibly a high-end fashion advertising campaign of the kind Ms Wintour can facilitate.

The second encounter I had with her was during London Fashion Week last February. Rihanna came down the catwalk at the end of the presentation of her first collection for teen label River Island, for which she was reportedly paid £800,000.

She looked pretty. She wasn’t exposing any under-boob. She certainly wasn’t pretending to ram a jewelled microphone into her nether regions, as she has been doing on stage of late. Her teenage female fans queued around the block that night to catch a glimpse of their idol, who has sold more than 100 million records around the world.