

Rihanna and her dad, Ronald Fenty, may be battling it out in court, but it's still all love between the daddy-daughter duo. See the father-daughter reunion at Crop Over inside...
Still ALL love!
Rihanna jetted to her hometown of Barbados to turn up during the annual Crop Over Festival that she's no stranger to. Chick almost always treks it back home to party it up with her family and friends. This year, she reunited with her dad, Ronald Fenty, who she has been feuding with in court. He planted a kiss on the Grammy Award winner's cheek while snapping a selfie during the festivities.
At the top of the year, the Fenty Beauty honcho pulled the trigger on a lawsuit against her father and a company called Fenty Entertainment. In the suit, RiRi alleged her father teamed up with a man named Moses Perkins to create an entertainment company and has "been soliciting business acting as agents of the singer." Ronald Fenty and Moses have made bookings for a multi-million tour in Latin America and two concerts, possibly promising a pop up from the "Work" singer herself. They've been doing all this foolishness in LA and one in Vegas, where they would cash in a cool $400,000.
To make matters worse, a YouTube star named Chef Henny (real name Harvey Justice) - is suing Ronald Fenty for the same reason RiRi is. He claims Ronald told him Rihanna played a central role in the Fenty Entertainment company and ended up signing with them. When he didn't get his cash, he sued.
Even though RiRi and her dad have all of this court drama going on, they've let bygones be bygones (at least while she's back in Barbados) and showing each other love during the festival.
Some of Rihanna's other family remembers were also in the mix, including her grandfather, Grandpa Bravo, her brother, Rorrey Fenty, Rih's niece/cousin Majesty, and more:
Rihanna and Majesty #CropOver2019 pic.twitter.com/ZeNWtEA6Ge
— RihannaDaily.com (@RihannaDaily) August 5, 2019
Sweet!
Photos: MEGA/Backgrid
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