Rihanna has confessed that she is attracted to both men and women.

The Barbadian singer also admitted that she would like to do a lesbian scene with Megan Fox.

“All humans are born with the ability to be attracted to both sexes. I mean, I could see myself in a relationship with a girl,” the Mirror quoted her as saying.

The Disturbia hitmaker said she would like to play out her bisexual assassin on her movie debut.

Rihanna would talk to her ex-boyfriend Chris Brown again – despite him beating her earlier in 2009.

Ri has been single since the attack occurred in February and Brown is forbidden from going near the ‘Russian Roulette’ star.

But the singer – real name Robyn Fenty – admits she still has feelings for her former beau.

“I can’t see myself never speaking to him again,” Rihanna revealed. “There’s emotion there. I think it’s possible to change.”

The ‘Rated R’ star also confessed to being embarrassed that she ever dated the ‘I Can Transform Ya’ singer.

“It’s embarrassing that I fell in love with that person,” she said. “He was my first big love and the more in love we became, the more dangerous we became for one another.”

Rihanna may be incredibly busy with her career, but she still finds time to spend with her new guy, Los Angeles Dodger Matt Kemp.

Friends introduced Rihanna, 21, and Kemp, 25, in November. They are currently vacationing at a luxury resort in Cabo San Lucas.

An eyewitness told PEOPLE that the couple was seen spending time by the pool and they “couldn’t keep their hands off each other,” and that the two of them “kept kissing while gazing out over the ocean.”

Other witnesses have said that Rihanna seems very pleased with her new relationship. “Rihanna wants the world to know that she is happy with Matt,” an insider said.

Kemp’s agent, Dave Stewart, said, “They’ve only had a few opportunities to be together, but those times have been fun.”

Rihanna has said it was ‘therapeutic’ to talk about her experiences on her new tracks.

The 21-year-old beauty’s new album Rated R is her first since her assault ordeal with ex-boyfriend Chris Brown.

She admitted that it wasn’t in her original plan to use her experiences as material for her new songs.

Rihanna was asked by Fearne Cotton on BBC Radio One if it was important for her to channel what she has been through into her music.

She said: “Actually, at first I didn’t want to take that route. I wanted to make an album that didn’t even talk about love at all. But going into the studio, it kind of was my peace and it was my place to vent.

“And it was kind of therapeutic to talk about it and work with writers and producers and to get my story across.”

Chris Brown has something to say about ex-girlfriend Rihanna’s revealing interview with ABC’s Diane Sawyer, in which the singer spoke frankly about the Feb. 8 incident in which he assaulted her.

“While I respect Rihanna’s right to discuss the specific events of February 8,” Brown says in a statement to MTV News, “I maintain my position that all of the details should remain a private matter between us.”

In the Diane Sawyer interview, Rihanna said that Brown, 20, put her in a headlock twice and bit her on the ear and fingers. “He had no soul in his eyes,” Rihanna, 21, told Sawyer. “He was clearly blacked out.”

And the singer — whose new album Rated R drops later this month — explained why she is speaking so publicly. “I knew I had to do this in order to move on for me and in order for my fans to move on . . . I don’t want that five years from now every time they see Rihanna, they think of Chris Brown beating me. That’s not who I am.”

Rihanna says dealing with the media attention after being assaulted in February by ex-boyfriend Chris Brown was humiliating. But she now hopes to speak for young women who are afraid to talk openly about domestic violence.

She told Glamour magazine in an interview posted online Tuesday that the police photo of her bruised face that was leaked to reporters added insult to injury.

“I felt like people were making it into a fun topic on the Internet, and it’s my life,” she said.

“Domestic violence is a big secret,” Rihanna said. “The positive thing that has come out of my situation is that people can learn from that. I want to give as much insight as I can to young women, because I feel like I represent a voice that really isn’t heard. Now I can help speak for those women.”

A judge on Tuesday sentenced Chris Brown to five years’ probation and six months’ community labor for the beating of Rihanna and ordered the R&B singer to stay away from his former girlfriend for the next five years.

Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Patricia Schnegg told Brown that he could be sent to state prison if he violated any terms of his sentence, including an order to stay 100 yards away from Rihanna unless they’re attending music industry events.

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Rihanna and Chris Brown reportedly are looking to have a court-ordered protection order banning the pair from contacting one another lifted because they want to work on their friendship.

A Los Angeles Supreme Court judge sentenced Brown to community service and probation on Monday after he pleaded guilty to assaulting the Rihanna following an altercation in February that left Rihanna battered and bruised.

Brown was also told he must stay at least 50 yards away from Rihanna and keep a distance of 10 yards from her if they attend the same event.

Chris Brown’s lawyer says a plea deal has been reached in the singer’s felony assault case.

The announcement was made moments before a preliminary hearing in Los Angeles was set to begin.

Brown’s alleged victim, Rihanna, had been on standby to testify on Monday.

Brown’s attorney, Mark Geragos, says the deal includes five years of supervised probation and six months of community labor. Brown is pleading to felony assault.

The judge also issued a “stay-away” order, prohibiting Brown from making contact with the victim. If Brown violates his probation, he could face up to four years in prison.