Meanwhile… Rihanna Receives “Right Honorable” Title As Barbados Shrugs Off Ties To England

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Meanwhile… In a move that symbolizes the nation’s shift away from British traditions and figureheads, Barbados bestowed a formal title to one of the nation’s most successful exports, the Right Honorable Rihanna. #Colbert #Comedy #Meanwhile

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