Pictures: Rihanna had the time of her life at the World Cup final
Rihanna showed her support for Germany in last night's FIFA World Cup final clash with Argentina.
The 'Rude Boy' singer dominated Twitter throughout the match where she posted messages of support for the team as well as a steamy shot of her kneeling in a German flag-printed swimsuit in the grounds of a soccer stadium.
"For my German boys." she captioned.
She praised 24-year-old German forward Thomas Mueller and his teammate Mario Gotze - who scored the only goal of the match to take the trophy for his team in the 23rd minute of extra time - and claimed that it was the most epic experience of her entire life! Who knew Rihanna was such a fan?
The R&B superstar even managed to get her hands on the world famous trophy and Götze's man of the match award!
I touched the cup, held the cup, kissed the cup, took a selfie wit the cup!!! I meeeaan...... what is YO bucket list looking like bruh?
— Rihanna (@rihanna) July 14, 2014
Although Rihanna wasn’t the only celebrity to grace the event, soccer legend David Beckham attended the final with his three sons, Brooklyn, 15, Romeo, 11 and nine-year-old Cruz - who all wore Argentina shirts - and hid their disappointment following the game as they posed for photos.
Brazilian supermodel Gisele and actor Ashton Kutcher were also spotted taking selfies as they took their places in the VIP enclosure, along with 'Casino Royale' star Daniel Craig.
While famous German Heidi Klum could not make the match - due to work commitments - she showed support for her home country by posting this photo on her social media accounts with the translated caption “I rooting for you”.
Ich drücke Euch die Daumen pic.twitter.com/NmKDtbe9ab
— Heidi Klum (@heidiklum) July 13, 2014
Colombian singer Shakira headlined the closing ceremony - which featured around 1000 performers - with an energetic rendition of her World Cup song 'La, La, La (Brazil 2014)'.
The 'Waka Waka' hitmaker looked stunning in a cut-out red sequinned gown and was joined on stage by a host of drummers and dancers.
