Rihanna has been enjoying motherhood since welcoming her first baby in 2022 with her long-term boyfriend, rapper A$AP Rocky – and in August 2023 she gave birth to her second baby!

The ‘ANTI’ superstar has spoken about being a mum many times in the past couple of years, revealing she’s ‘so in love’ and ‘obsessed’ after welcoming her first baby boy.

Riri kept fans in the dark about what she had named her son for almost a year, with the pop star eventually sharing his name – RZA – with the world (as well as an array of adorable photos, of course!).

The Savage X Fenty founder expanded her family earlier in 2023 when she welcomed a second baby boy on 3rd August, but what did she name him?

Here’s all the info on Rihanna and A$AP Rocky’s children.

Rihanna gave birth to her first son RZA last yearRihanna gave birth to her first son RZA last year. Picture: A$AP Rocky/Instagram

How many children does Rihanna have? Their names and ages

Rihanna has two sons, the first named RZA Athelston Mayers and the second, named Riot Rose Mayers, who arrived on 3rd August 2023.

Baby RZA is now almost two years old and celebrates his second birthday this May. Rihanna’s boys are 15 months apart, with Rihanna announcing her second pregnancy at the 2023 Super Bowl just nine months after welcoming her first baby.

A$AP Rocky and Rihanna became parents for a second timeA$AP Rocky and Rihanna became parents for a second time. Picture: A$AP Rocky/Instagram

When did Rihanna give birth to her first baby?

Rihanna gave birth to her first baby boy, Rza, on May 13, 2022.

She first revealed her pregnancy in an iconic photoshoot in January of the same year, as she and A$AP strolled through New York, when she was around the 4-5 month mark.

Rihanna shares sweet footage of her son

When did Rihanna have her second baby?

Rihanna has officially welcomed her second baby, a baby boy called Riot, a name beginning with an ‘R’ just like his big brother’s. Riot was born on 3rd August 2023.

She showcased her second pregnancy for the first time in February 2023 at the Super Bowl, where she was assumed to be past the three-month mark.

Riri went on to display her growing baby bump on red carpets and multiple outings, reviving her title as a maternity style icon for a second time.