News about Parris Goebel

The Royal Family dance group from New Zealand premiered the intricate routine at the Hip Hop International New Zealand Nationals in 2019, where they took first place, but it has since been posted on the popular video app. Parris Goebel, 32, an A-list dancer who went on to work with Rihanna on her infamous Super Bowl Halftime Show in 2023, during which the pop star revealed she was pregnant.

In new videos posted to Instagram on Sunday, Rihanna was seen affectionately dancing up on boyfriend A$AP Rocky as she threw him a memorable 35th birthday bash on a luxurious yacht. 35, a former Diamonds hitman who was dissatisfied by ex Drake's latest album, was filmed by a partygoer named Erika while having a little fun with the rapper during his birthday celebrations. Rihanna and the Am I Dreaming hitmaker stood closely together in a video that was posted to her own tales, surrounded by other close relatives and visitors on the boat at night.

After Drake appeared to take multiple swipes at the singer in the scathing lyrics of his latest album Fear Of Heights, Rihanna's choreographer has come to her defense. On-and-off romance rumors followed the Umbrella hitmaker, 35, and rapper, 36, from 2009 to 2018, and there has been rumors that Drake failed to get over her.

The Super Bowl halftime show in Rihanna felt like a whirlwind. There was a lot going on, between the "is she pregnant?!" The debates, the emotive Super Smash Bros. websites, and the dancing marshmallow minions were all discussed in this series. You may not have noticed, then, that Rihanna's dancers were working up a sweat. Well, thanks to the fact that dancing full out for 13 minutes is an incredibly enjoyable workout, but also because a number of the steps — spectacularly choreographed by Parris Goebel — were really workout moves in their own right.

We now have moody choreography to match Taylor Swift's "Midnight Rain." The renowned Millennium Dance Complex in Los Angeles's famed summer brought a choreographer to the thronergic sixth track off Swift's new album, "Midnights." The dance studio released a montage of several of its dancers nailing the moves on Monday. This choreography seems not to be for beginners, despite the fact that TikTok's dances are supposed to be revived. For starters, the choreography begins standing but quickly turns into a floor routine after what amounts to single-leg squat. The dancers then shift into splits and other groundwork before getting back to their feet — and in heels, mind you.