Rihanna Is Sexy And Raunchy In ‘Bates Motel’ Season 5 Trailer: Ex Flame Drake Gives Birthday Shout Out To Riri On-Stage

Rihanna is looking sexy in the new trailer of "Bates Motel". The singer is playing one of the most iconic roles in the history of movies i.e. "Psycho's" Marion Crane.

According to Mail Online, in the trailer of "Bates Motel" season 5 RiRi can be seen sporting a deep red wig. She arrives at the motel which looks like way past midnight an in pouring rain.

"Welcome to the Bates Motel," quips Freddie Highmore's mentally-ill character Norman to which Rihanna's character replies, "I've been here before... with my boyfriend." The camera then cuts to a saucy scene in which Rihanna is shown getting intimate with her boyfriend.

"Bates Motel" season 5 will be the final season of the hit A&E drama series. The season begins two years after the death of Norma and revolves around Norman's struggles with deal with it.

Executive producer Kerry Ehrin mentioned that the season 5 will feature the original Hitchcock plot where Crane steals from her boss to run away with her boyfriend Sam Loomis. But the story will be told in a more elaborate manner.

"We're taking threads of that story and definitely using them so it's recognizable, it's just where we go with it is very different," Mail Online quoted Ehrin. She added that the story of a woman whose boyfriend claims he loves her but still keeps on stalling is a really interesting one. And fans never really got to see that story properly.

When talking about Rihanna soon her ex Drake's name comes up. Not surprising because the rapper keeps on attempting something or the other that is Rihanna related.

As per E! News, Drake wished ex Rihanna in a unique way on her 29th birthday. The rapper gave an on-stage shout-out to RiRi during his concert in Dublin.

Drake announced in the microphone that it's somebody's birthday today. He continued that he has a lot of love for and a lot of respect for this person.

Drake added that instead of singing happy birthday he is going to leave the message like this. As Drake's speech ended, his collab with Rihanna, "Work," began to play.