'I just love Mexico.'
, the entrepreneur revealed that she has a fourth destination in which she has been living part-time: Mexico."I just love Mexico," she told the magazine.
“The Guyanese are like the Mexicans of Barbados,” Rihanna said. “So I identify—and that’s why I really relate and empathize with Mexican people or Latino people, who are discriminated against in America. I know what it feels like to have the immigration come into your home in the middle of the night and drag people out.”
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