On top of this, Rihanna is on the cover of Glamour's Decemeber edition. They already leaked out some snippets:

On the photo of her being leaked.

It was humiliating; that is not a photo you would show toanybody. I felt completely taken advantage of. I felt like people were making it into a fun topic on the Internet, and it’s my life. I was disappointed, especially when I found out the photo was [supposedly leaked by] two women.

On the chaos immediately afterwards:

It has taught me so much. I felt like I went to sleep as Rihanna and woke up as Britney Spears. That was the level of media chaos that happened the next day. It was like, What, there are helicopters circling my house? There are 100 people in my cul-de-sac? What do you mean, I can’t go back home?

On what she wants her message to other young women suffering from domestic violence to be:

Domestic violence is a big secret. No kid goes around and lets people know their parents fight. Teenage girls can’t tell their parents that their boyfriend beat them up. You don’t dare let your neighbor know that you fight. It’s one of the things we [women] will hide, because it’s embarrassing. My story was broadcast all over the world for people to see, and they have followed every step of my recovery.

This just gets more and more interesting....

But what doesn't make sense is how Glamour made Rihanna a Woman of The Year. Yes, it's great that she's moving on but I think this label is premature. Has she reached out to other battered women or join campaigns against violence against women? NO. Would she have left Chris Brown if there was no court order to keep them apart? We may never know.

I'm not saying she should have been expected to be the spokesperson of domestic violence so soon after the incident, after all battered woman syndrome is really hard to break out of. But I wouldn't reward her just yet.

Check out the preview pictures from Glamour's photo shoot:

(Pictures taken from Facebook)