Normani Is Savage X Fenty's First-Ever Brand Ambassador

Normani is officially the first-ever brand ambassador for Rihanna's Savage X Fenty lingerie brand, and if you somehow missed the pictures, she's absolutely stunning.


The "Motivation" singer took to Instagram earlier today (November 21) to share the exhilarating news alongside a series of glamorous images. In the pics, she's seen rocking some of Savage X Fenty's red hot items, including a red lace bra, matching underwear, and let's not forget those sheer, thigh-high stockings.


"I'm the opening ever brand ambassador for @savagexfenty," the singer captioned the pictures. She then gave a shout out to Rihanna for presenting her with such a magnificent possibility to resemble the size-inclusive brand. "I love you @badgalriri," she gushed.


Normani went on to explain why representing the brand means so much to her. "I want all individuals to feel empowered and to embrace who they truly are," she wrote. And however it might not seem like it, feeling empowered some days comes as a challenge — even to Normani. "I don't habitually wake up feeling the most confident and powerful," she added. Nevertheless trust and believe having my Savage X on habitually helps!!"


On the Savage X Fenty website, Rihanna explained why Normani was the opening person chosen to symbolize the brand. "Normani is the best choice for a Savage X Ambassador," she mentioned. "She exudes confidence and power. Everything she does is executed with passion and the belief she's going to kill it. That's why people gravitate towards her." Rihanna also commented on Normani's IG post directly, writing, "Welcome to the family member sis! Honored to have you!!"


The "Love on the Brain" singer wasn't the only one of Normani's prominent companions to comment on the post. Model Ashley Graham wrote, "Oh yesssssss," alongside a number of flame emojis, and Yara Shahidi, Leigh-Anne Pinnock, and a couple of others also followed suit, swooning over the "Dancing With A Stranger" singer's fiery look. Can't blame 'em, though — she killed it.