‘Tonight’s The Night’: Barbados Prepares To Become A Republic, Prince Charles Attends The Ceremony

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the Sun reports. A deal has not yet been reached between the two fighters, but talks are reportedly at "an advanced stage".If a deal is struck as expected, it will be Hatton's first fight since he suffered defeat on his final professional comeback in 2012.The Hitman announced his final retirement immediately after being knocked out by Senchenko in September 2012, admitting: "I needed one more fight to see if I had still got it – and I haven't."Hatton had last year teased the idea of a possible appearance at some point, as he discussed the increasing popularity of retired fighters returning for exhibition fights.The likes of Mike Tyson, Roy Jones Jr and Evander Holyfield have all reappeared in the ring since November 2012, while Floyd Mayweather Jr is gearing up for his third exhibition since retiring from professional boxing.Would you like to see Ricky Hatton return to boxing? Let us know in the comments section."I am all for these dream fights we keep hearing about," Hatton said last year – much to the delight of his loyal followers."I have youngsters coming up to me, saying, ‘I’ve watched your fights on video but I never got to see you live!' And I think that is why I’m a fan of these exhibitions."You’re not going to see your heroes get seriously hurt, it is a chance to see them showcase their skills one last time and you can raise a bit of money for charity too, so I’m all for it."There’s a couple of picks that spring to mind for me.

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named a National Hero of Barbados on Monday night, just as the country formally severed ties with British rule. While receiving accolades from Prime Minister Mia Mottley and witnessing Dame Sandra Mason be sworn in as the nation’s first-ever president in front of Charles, Prince of Wales, she donned an orange silk Bottega Veneta gown that accentuated her figure.

Rihanna stunned in a white mini dress and blazer as she received an insignia for her National Hero Award in her native Barbados on Tuesday, Nov. 30. The singer and entrepreneur, 33, was named Barbados’ 11th national hero by Prime Minister Mia Mottley, simultaneously breaking barriers as she became the second woman to receive the honor.

Rihanna has been officially declared a national hero of Barbados! The singer, fashion designer and entrepreneur was honored during an official ceremony, with special guests including Prince Charles.The 33-year-old star was shining brighter than ever before, looking absolutely stunning with a silk dress from Bottega Veneta, as she received “the order of national hero” of Barbados by Prime Minister Mia Mottley in Rihanna’s hometown, Bridgetown.“On behalf of a grateful nation, but an even prouder people, we therefore present to you, the designee, for national hero of Barbados, ambassador Robyn Rihanna Fenty,” the Prime Minister stated.Born in Barbados, the singer is the second woman to receive the title, with Mottley praising Rihanna for

Rihanna smiled under her face mask as she heard her name called in the pre-dawn hours of Tuesday, but hesitated before she stood up. Before her, top Barbadian government officials encouraged her to join them at a crucial moment in her nation’s history.

Barbados is entering a new era with Rihanna as its National Hero. The Fenty founder received a high honor from her home country on Monday and was named a National Hero by Barbados Prime Minister Mia Mottley in a ceremony marking the country's split from the British throne to become its own republic.Rihanna, born in Barbados in 1988 as Robyn Rihanna Fenty, wore an orange silk dress from Bottega Veneta, strappy heels and a black face mask as she sat alongside top officials for the event, complete with military parades, a mounted guard of honor and gun salutes.«On behalf of a grateful nation, but an even prouder people, we therefore present to you, the designee, for National Hero of Barbados, ambassador Robyn Rihanna Fenty,» the prime minister

Rihanna just received a huge high honor from her home country. 

Barbados has entered a new era as a republic bringing the Queen’s position as head of state over the island to an end after 55 years. An inaugural ceremony took place marking the occasion on Tuesday, 29 November, in Bridgetown, the capital of the Caribbean country, welcoming in Barbados’ first president, Dame Sandra Mason.

Rihanna has been made a national hero in her home country of Barbados.

Rihanna has been named a National Hero of Barbados as part of the country’s celebrations as it declares itself a republic. Her official title is now The Right Excellent Robyn Rihanna Fenty.

Rihanna has been honoured as part of the celebrations surrounding Barbados becoming a republic, with president-elect Sandra Mason set to become head of state after the country announced last year it would abolish its ties to the monarchy.Rihanna attended the declaration of the republic and inauguration ceremony for Mason in her hometown of Bridgetown on November 30.

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