Rihanna broke down in tears as she talked on how her two kids changed her life. The pop star, who rarely opens up about her personal life, gave an emotional interview to Oprah Winfrey, where she shared her joys and challenges of being a mother.

Rihanna, who has a four-year-old son, Remy, and a two-year-old daughter, Ruby, said that they were the best gifts she ever received, and that they made her a better person.

“They are my everything, Oprah. They are my reason to live, to work, to love, to smile. They are my angels, my miracles, my blessings.

They have taught me so much about myself, about life, about God. They have shown me what unconditional love is, what true happiness is, what real beauty is.

They have changed me, Oprah. They have changed me for the better.” Rihanna said, wiping her tears.

Rihanna also admitted that being a mother was not easy, and that she faced many struggles and pressures. She said that she had to balance her career and her family, and that she often felt guilty and overwhelmed.

She said that she had to deal with the constant scrutiny and criticism from the media and the public, and that she had to protect her kids from the negative influences and dangers of fame

She said that she had to cope with the challenges of raising her kids in a blended and multicultural family, and that she had to respect and support their individuality and choices.

“It’s hard, Oprah. It’s hard to be a mother, especially in this industry, in this world. It’s hard to juggle everything, to meet everyone’s expectations, to do everything right. It’s hard to deal with the judgment, the hate, the envy, the lies.

It’s hard to shield my kids from the dark side of this life, to give them a normal and healthy childhood. It’s hard to raise them with different backgrounds, different cultures, different beliefs. It’s hard to let them be themselves, to let them follow their dreams, to let them make their mistakes.” Rihanna said, sobbing.

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