The singer, 35, bundled up for a family outing with the rapper, also 35, and their two sons, RZA, 19 months, and Riot Rose, four months.
After previously sporting a sleek brunette ponytail at her Fenty x Puma event last week, the star now appears to have switched up her look with long braids.
To go shopping for Western wear at Kemo Sabe together, she and her boyfriend sported matching gray hoodies and identical beige snow boots.
The “Pour It Up” hitmaker — who recently showcased some of the sexiest looks from her lingerie line over the past year — looked smitten as she carried RZA in her arms.
She showcased her chic sense of style, layering her hoodie underneath an oversized cream blazer and pairing it with baggy, light-wash jeans.
For an extra touch of glamour, she donned massive diamond earrings, while carrying her phone, aqua-tinted sunglasses, and a to-go container of snacks for her kids.
At her side, Rocky—whose full name is Rakim Athelaston Mayers—wore a brown and white fur coat paired with metallic silver woven pants.
Their eldest son, RZA, looked equally stylish in a white button-down shirt layered with an argyle vest, complemented by brown slacks, Gucci socks, and a chevron-patterned coat.
The family of four was spotted stepping out of their car together, with Rocky holding RZA in one arm while lending his other hand to Rihanna to ensure she exited the vehicle safely.
After bringing RZA inside, they returned to retrieve baby Riot from the car before heading in together as a family.
She looked every bit the doting mom.
The couple—who began dating about three years ago and made their relationship official in the summer of 2020—welcomed their first child in May 2022.
Their journey from longtime friends to lovers began after growing close when Rocky joined Rihanna on her Diamond Tour in 2013.
Earlier this year, the Fenty Beauty founder announced her second pregnancy by revealing her baby bump during her Super Bowl Halftime Show performance in February.
The pair welcomed their second baby boy, Riot, in August.
