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BELFAST (Reuters) - Global pop star Rihanna was thrown out of a corn field by an angry farmer in Northern Ireland after he spotted her posing for cameras in a skimpy top.
The Grammy Award winning singer, whose hit singles include "Rude Boy" and "S&M," was using the backdrop of the field near the town of Bangor for a video shoot on Monday ahead of three concerts in Belfast this week.
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"She was most gracious and we shook hands and we parted on good enough terms," he said.
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Good for the farmer. Perhaps Rhianna should focus on her music instead of baring all??
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