Musician and businesswoman extraordinaire, Rihanna, has a seven-year-old look-alike and we're pretty sure she's a spitting image of what Rihanna looked like as a child.
Musician and businesswoman extraordinaire, Rihanna, has a seven-year-old look-alike and we're pretty sure she's a spitting image of what Rihanna looked like as a child.
I wonder if these people even realize how lucky they are.
If I could choose to look like anyone, it would be Rihanna, and these people just got lucky?! It's not fair.
"People began approaching me in the street asking if I was her and I would see photos of myself going viral on social media. Literally, people mistake me for her all the time! I only have to step out of the house for an hour before I hear someone say, “Oh my god, is that Rihanna?” she told Daily Mail.
"This happens every day—It doesn’t matter what I do. I can’t go 24 hours without hearing Rihanna’s name."
“I’ve heard it for a long time and sometimes people ask to take pictures with me when I go out. But in my personal life, it can be a bit complicated because I never know if someone is speaking to me for my personality or because they think I look like Rihanna,” she said in an interview.
“So when I talk to a guy, it’s often, ‘You look like Rihanna,’ and he’s happy to show me off to his friends, and I often wonder if we can move beyond the looks. But outside of that I find it all pretty funny.”
But here's the real kicker: She's seven years old.
I repeat. Seven.
"Almost drop my phone. how?," she wrote in the caption.
And on top of that, she now has a head start on her modeling career.
"Not only does she have an amazing attitude and work ethic at such a young age, but she also loves her hair," the CEO and founder Courtney Adeleye, told Allure.
Even Tyra Banks has personally vouched for Ala'a — supporting her future modeling career.
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Tyra also revealed that she wants Ala'a to be apart of it.
"But for this, I don’t think I'm necessarily going to get Rihanna for the movie. But I was like, we're also looking for little girl Tookie. So I was like, that little girl looks like little girl Tookie, because Tookie's also kind of inspired by me and my story."
"I was like, 'Help me! Who is this girl? Like, I want to find this girl and hopefully, possibly she can try out because she's got to act and do all that stuff, to play little Tookie."
She proposed that Ala'a audition for the role, and also gave her some valuable life advice.
"So make sure you finish school and make sure that you listen to your mom and get all your schoolwork done. Then once your schoolwork is done, then you can practice your model poses in the mirror. But not until the schoolwork is done."