Rihanna, Taylor Swift and More Stars Support Blackout

Rihanna, Taylor Swift and More Stars Support Blackout Tuesday

E! Online

Published 02 Jun 2020

Celebrities are taking part in Blackout Tuesday. Social media users are taking to Instagram, Twitter and Facebook to post pictures of black squares as symbols of solidarity with the black...

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Rihanna, Taylor Swift and More Stars Support Blackout Tuesday

Rihanna, Taylor Swift and More Stars Support Blackout Tuesday

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