A$AP Rocky’s Chilling Words Stun the Court After Verdict

Rihanna found herself at the center of controversy after being branded an “evil human being” by an animal rights protester for wearing fur. The heated exchange took place outside Los Angeles Superior Court on Friday as she exited boyfriend A$AP Rocky’s high-profile shooting trial.

Tense Confrontation Outside Courtroom

The 36-year-old singer and fashion mogul, who had just attended court proceedings in support of Rocky, was confronted by an activist holding a sign. The protester aggressively questioned her choice of attire, shouting, “What kind of person would wear fur in 2025?”

Rihanna ignored the remark, prompting the unidentified man to escalate his outburst. “Shame on you! You are an evil human being! Animals are skinned alive!” he yelled, drawing gasps from bystanders.

Despite the confrontation, Rihanna remained composed. Dressed in a flowing green-patterned long-sleeved maxi dress and white python leather booties, she continued walking as onlookers reacted to the protester’s accusations. One bystander defiantly countered, “She looks good in animal.”

Security Intervenes as Protester Blocks Rihanna’s SUV

The situation took a dramatic turn when Rihanna’s SUV attempted to leave the area. As the vehicle inched forward, the protester refused to move, momentarily blocking its path. Gasps erupted from the crowd before security swiftly pulled the man away, allowing the singer’s vehicle to drive off without further incident.

Rihanna’s Emotional Courtroom Moment

This confrontation came just a day after Rihanna shared an emotional moment with her children inside the courthouse. During a break in proceedings, she and Rocky stepped into the hallway, each holding one of their sons, RZA, 2, and Riot, 1. As the break ended, Rihanna was heard telling her toddlers, “Wish daddy good luck.”

Earlier that day, the star arrived at the courthouse amid heavy rain, shielded by security holding umbrellas. She donned a striking black leather trench coat with a cape detail, paired with tan crocodile-embossed boots. Her long, dark hair cascaded naturally past her shoulders. Both of her children were dressed in navy suits, showing their support for their father.

Inside A$AP Rocky’s Trial

A$AP Rocky, whose real name is Rakim Athelaston Mayers, faces two felony counts of assault with a semiautomatic weapon. He was arrested in April 2022 upon returning to Los Angeles from a trip to Barbados with Rihanna.

Rocky has pleaded not guilty, claiming that he was holding a prop gun, which he used for security reasons. His lawyer, Joe Tacopina, insists the firearm was merely a starter pistol that only fired blanks.

Key Testimony in Rocky’s Defense

Rocky’s tour manager, Lou Levin, testified earlier this week, backing the claim that the gun was non-lethal. “Security and I thought it would be a good idea, because of the prior violence,” Levin explained. “It’s just a nonlethal form of self-defense.”

Levin revealed that the gun was obtained during a 2021 music video shoot, months before the alleged incident. He claimed that after Rocky’s arrest, he returned the prop gun to the video’s co-director, who later said he no longer had it. Authorities have not recovered the alleged firearm.

Trial Nears Conclusion

Following closing arguments, the jury is expected to deliberate on the case. If convicted, Rocky could face up to 24 years in prison.

Rihanna has attended five court sessions in support of her partner. A source previously told The U.S. Sun that she has been navigating this situation with extreme caution. “Rihanna is terrified of him going to prison. She has two kids at home that she does not want to raise on her own.”

With tensions rising both inside and outside the courtroom, all eyes remain on the jury’s upcoming verdict—and on Rihanna, as she continues to face public scrutiny for her fashion choices amid the legal battle.