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Rihanna mourns the loss of her father, Ronald Fenty, at 70

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June 03, 2025

BARBADOS, along with the Fenty family, is mourning the loss of Ronald Fenty, the father of global superstar Rihanna, who passed away in Los Angeles (LA) on May 31, at the age of 70, following a brief illness.

- NOMATHAMSANQA SITHATHU nomathamsanqa.sithathu@inl.co.za

According to Starcom Network News, a radio station based in Rihanna's native Barbados, Ronald was surrounded by his loved ones when he died.

In addition, Rihanna's brother Rajad Fenty was seen arriving at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in LA, with Rihanna reportedly in the vehicle.

Ronald leaves behind three children with ex-wife Monica Braithwaite, Rihanna, born Robyn Rihanna Fenty, as well as sons Rorrey Fenty and Rajad Fenty.

He also had three children from previous relationships: daughters Samantha Fenty and Kandy Fenty, and son Jamie Fenty.

Born in 1954 in Barbados, Ronald worked as a warehouse supervisor and businessman, providing for his family with dedication and hard work.

He was married to accountant Monica Braithwaite, Rihanna's mother, for over 15 years before they divorced in 2002 due to financial difficulties and personal issues.

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