The Apple TV+ platform will shoot a documentary about Barbadian singer Rihanna, The Sun reported.
At the moment, the parties are making a deal for the release of the movie. The film will cover the performer's life, as well as her return to the stage in 2023. The amount of the deal is not disclosed. but comes to several million dollars.
The film will include shooting during rehearsals for the singer's performance on the eve of the Super Bowl. Rihanna has to perform on it on February 12, 2023 in the U.S. state of Arizona.
In late October of this year, Rihanna released her first song Lift Me Up in six years. The composition was released as the soundtrack to the Black Panther: Wakanda Forever movie.
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