Rihanna's Risque Video Gets No Love From Irish Farmer

By Sugey Palomares

The good girl has gone bad once again. Rihanna stirred up controversy while filming a topless scene for her new video "We Found Love" video in Northern Ireland. The pop star was forced to cover up after a Christian farmer thought the video was too inappropriate for his land. The conservative farmer, Alan Graham, later commented to CNN:

"I didn't know who was coming. If the name 'Rihanna' had been mentioned, well, no disrespect, but it wouldn't have meant anything."

We are sure it means something to him now! Mrs. Graham also described the sinful acts she witnessed:

"What she was doing became more inappropriate. When she started to go topless, that's what Alan was particularly objecting to -- things were getting out of hand. There was a man as well, and the behavior was getting more inappropriate. ... It wasn't the sort of thing Alan wanted young people (those watching) to see on his land. We are Christians."

Dios mío! They obviously don't turn on the television often. Rihanna, who was born in Barbados but has Irish ancestry, apologized to the couple about flashing what God gave her.

Do you think Rihanna should have had more respect for the Irish Christians?

Tags Música, MTV, popnews, Rihanna, We Found Love