Just a month after welcoming their third child — a baby girl named Rocki Irish — global superstar Rihanna and rapper A$AP Rocky are fully embracing the chaos, love, and sleepless nights of life as a family of five. According to Entertainment Tonight, the couple is “soaking up all the love” as they adjust to their new rhythm, and Rihanna is “shockingly feeling okay” despite the challenges of raising three young children under one roof.

The source shared that both Rihanna and A$AP Rocky are extremely hands-on parents, spending every possible moment with their kids — Rizza, 3 years old, Riot, who just turned 2 in August, and now little Rocki, their first daughter. “They’re both so involved,” the insider added. “They take turns with the night shifts, the feedings, and the playtime. It’s chaotic but full of love.”

For Rihanna, this stage of life represents something both tender and transformative. In earlier interviews, she admitted that before having Rocki, the thought of raising a girl felt like a mystery to her. “I will have a girl, I wouldn’t know what to do cuz I only know about boys so far, but it will be a new adventure,” she once said — and now, that adventure is beautifully unfolding.

The singer has been candid about how motherhood reshaped her world, shifting her priorities completely. “Rihanna’s number one priority is to be a great mom, and everything else comes after that,” the source told ET. For fans waiting for her long-delayed new album, this revelation might explain why music — once the core of her identity — now comes second to family life.

Still, Rihanna’s joy in motherhood is palpable. She often shares that her favorite moments are the quiet, ordinary ones — the kind that don’t make headlines but fill her heart. “Oh my god, the morning scene — you know, seeing a baby with little bags, waking up, and they’re just startled, trying to figure out where they are — it’s the cutest. It’s my favorite part of the day,” she said, her voice brimming with affection.

The couple’s two sons, Rizza and Riot, are also learning to navigate their new roles as big brothers. Rihanna has been open about Rizza’s early adjustment struggles when Riot was born. “He struggled in the beginning, but he loves his little brother… Every time he thinks we’re not looking at him, he’ll come over and touch him. If the baby’s crying, he’ll come and just hold his hands,” she said. Those small, tender moments have now become even more meaningful with Rocki’s arrival — a new sibling to adore and protect.

Friends close to the couple say the bond between the kids is already forming. Rizza, the eldest, has become the “little helper,” while Riot is curious and playful, constantly fascinated by the baby. “It’s beautiful chaos,” the source shared. “They’re figuring it out together as a family, and that’s what makes it special.”

As Rihanna continues to settle into this new chapter, fans are seeing a softer, more grounded version of the once-edgy pop icon. Gone are the days of whirlwind tours and late-night studio sessions — replaced by baby giggles, bedtime stories, and early mornings filled with laughter.

While fans eagerly await her musical comeback, it’s clear that Rihanna is in no rush. Her focus is exactly where she wants it to be. “I’m shockingly feeling okay… Yeah, and not too overwhelmed at the moment,” she shared — a statement that perfectly captures her calm amid the beautiful storm of motherhood.

Rihanna’s journey, from international superstar to devoted mom of three, shows that even icons can find their truest joy in life’s simplest roles. For her, the spotlight now shines brightest not on the stage, but in the soft morning glow of her children’s smiles.