Rihanna gives inside scoop on deadly home shooting<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n<\/div>\nRihanna has recalled the harrowing moment she ran away in terror as her Beverly Hills home was attacked with bullets and even holes were left in the walls of her residence. <\/p>\n
documents received by the court daily Mail<\/i> Describing the full horror of the attack, the pop superstar told police she was inside her Airstream ‘Silver Bullet’ trailer parked on the grounds of her Los Angeles mansion when she suddenly heard what sounded like “10 loud bangs on metal.”<\/p>\n
When Rihanna peeked outside she realized she had heard gunshots, and the trailer was on fire.<\/p>\n
diamond <\/i>The singer grabbed the sleeping A$AP Rocky, who is her partner and was also in the trailer, “while she was shooting at them, and pushed them both to the ground,” the report said.<\/p>\n
Rocky told police he woke up to Rihanna telling him, “They’re shooting at us.”<\/p>\n
According to the document, Work<\/i> The hitmaker later told authorities that he had previously received death threats on social media, but no recent incident that was related to the shooting came to his mind.<\/p>\n
Rocky also told police that he had dealt with a female stalker before and provided them with a photo of the suspect.<\/p>\n
The couple have three young children who were in the home with Rihanna’s mother and staff members at the time.<\/p>\n
Evanna Lisette Ortiz is the woman accused of trying to kill Rihanna after allegedly firing a semiautomatic rifle at the musician’s Beverly Crest mansion.<\/p>\n
Ortiz, who is currently in custody, faces several other charges, including 10 felony counts of assault with a firearm and three felony counts of shooting into an inhabited dwelling or camper.<\/p>\n
According to court documents, each count of assault involves a person Ortiz allegedly fired at.<\/p>\n
criminal complaint received by BBC<\/i>The list of victims includes Robyn Fenty and Rakim Meyers, Rihanna and A$AP Rocky’s real names, their three children, Rihanna’s mother Monica Fenty and many others.<\/p>\n
If convicted, he faces a maximum sentence of life in prison, although so far, Ortiz has pleaded not guilty at his court appearance on March 25, 2026.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n