Drake to ditch 'playboy lifestyle' for Rihanna

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Drake is reportedly getting serious about his relationship with Rihanna. The rapper wants to lead a good lifestyle with the Grammy award-winning singer.

A source told Hollywood Life: "Drake had his fun with his past playboy lifestyle and now that he is almost 30, he is growing up and is looking to settle down with who he considers the most beautiful girl there is and that is RiRi. He wants Rihanna to be his last girlfriend. He is still going to be the fun person he is, but his hopes are that Rihanna is along for the ride and will not contribute any drama to the good thing they have. So far, things are working out."

"Rihanna thought he was proposing to her and she started crying...and cried even more when she realized that it wasn't a proposal and that he finally wants to give her what she's wanted all along: a commitment," the insider added.

Drake confessed that he is in love with Rihanna at the MTV Video Music Awards 2016 held at Madison Square Garden on 28 August in New York City. The Canadian rapper presented the Michael Jackson Video Vanguard Award to her at the event and talked how he first met the Barbadian beauty.

"The first time I met Robyn Fenty [Rihanna's real name] was in 2005," the 29-year-old said. "She was shooting a music video at a restaurant called Avocado in Toronto. The song was 'Pon de Replay' and the director was Little X. I was introduced to her... It's hard to believe that 11 years later we'd come together to create the visual for a song called 'Work.' Today the world knows X as Director X... 11 years later, they still know Rihanna as the one and only Rihanna."

"She succeeds by doing something which no one in this industry does, which is be herself. She's someone I've been in love with since I was 22 years old," he said. "She's one of my best friends in the world. All my adult life I've looked up to her even though she's younger than me."