Rihanna sends fans into a frenzy as she finally shares the cover art of her new single Lift Me Up

As fans eagerly await Rihanna’s first solo release in six years, the pop star took to social media on Thursday with a new teaser.

The 35-year-old musician shared the cover art for her upcoming Wakanda Forever single Lift Me Up.

The mum-of-one wrote in the caption: “Tonight…MIDNIGHT EST. #Lift me.’

Fans shared their excitement when they wrote ‘can’t wait for this’ and ‘the song will be great!’

The artwork for the upcoming release is a close-up grayscale image of RiRi with her hair wrapped around her face.

She wears shimmery eyeshadow on her lids and her shapely pout is covered in a matte lipstick.

Along the left side of the photo in white font in capital letters, with text oriented sideways, reads ‘Rihanna Lift Me Up’.

In just an hour of uploading the post, the Bajan superstar racked up more than two million likes from her 137 million followers on Instagram.

Message to Fans: She wrote in the caption, “Tonight…MIDNIGHT EST. #lift me up’

The new message comes days after the official Black Panther: Wakanda Forever social media accounts shared a virtual announcement for the song.

The clip opened with the title of the movie coming into view, accompanied by the buzz of exciting music.

While the rest of the letters of ‘Wakanda Forever’ faded, all that remained was an ‘R’, a clear reference to the singer.

The date “10.28.22” appeared against a black screen, notifying fans of the release date. The caption had an emoji of eyes and the hashtag “#WakandaForever.”

Appearance: Rihanna wore a sequined dress for the premiere of Black Panther: Wakanda Forever in Los Angeles on Wednesday

On Wednesday night, Rihanna stepped out to attend the Hollywood premiere of the Black Panther movie.

She was joined by beau A$AP Rocky for the glitzy, star-studded event, which rolled out a purple carpet.

The beauty mogul, who welcomed her first child with the rapper in May, wore a sequined strapless dress.

The look featured long, matching leather gloves that reached way above her elbows.

Date night: On Wednesday night, Rihanna stepped out with beau A$AP Rocky to attend the Hollywood movie premiere

According to Pitchforkthe longtime entertainer wrote the tune with music artist Tems, producer Ludwig Göransson and director Ryan Coogler.

A press release said the piece was created “as a tribute to the extraordinary life and legacy of Chadwick Boseman.”

The late Boseman shocked fans when he passed away in 2020, having kept his battle with colon cancer completely private.

He was the star of the first Black Panther movie, which stole the hearts of audiences in 2018.

Strikingly, on Tuesday, the official Black Panther: Wakanda Forever social media accounts shared a virtual announcement for the song