Rihanna Dating Leonardo DiCaprio Rumors Not True After All? 'Diamonds' Singer Blames Busy Schedule For Not Having Romance

Rihanna dismissed rumors she's dating Leonardo DiCaprio as she claimed that she's too busy for any kind of romance.

In an interview with Hello magazine, per Daily Mail, the "Diamonds" singer was asked about her relationship with the "Wolf of Wall Street" actor.

Rihanna then cautioned the interviewer against believing the rumors in blogs that she's dating Leonardo DiCaprio.

"I'm so busy right now that I just don't have a lot of time to offer to a man so it wouldn't even be fair to be thinking of pulling somebody else into this life," she said. "But if I did, he would have to be man enough to live with my schedule and not get scared."

Rihanna's statement came on the heels of an article from OK! Magazine, which claimed that the singer brought along the actor to meet her family back in her hometown.

"the pair is reportedly traveling to Rihanna's hometown in Barbados to attend her cousin's wedding. And following the ceremony, they are allegedly going to spend a few extra days alone on a yacht," the article alleged.

Rihanna and Leonardo DiCaprio have been rumored to be dating since the start of the year, but both camps have denied any truth to those rumors.

But the Mirror reported that Rihanna could be joining Leonardo DiCaprio for his next film, "The Crowded Room" where he plays Billy Milligan, who was acquitted after pleading insanity in a sex assault charge.

"Leo has been working intensely on this project and chatting about it with Rihanna and they both think it would make sense for her to be in the movie," the source said. "They want to spend as much time together as possible and this would be a huge bonding experience as she's already been helping with his research into the character."

Leonardo DiCaprio's rep also denied that the actor is dating Rihanna. "Leo and Rihanna are just friends. Leo is and has been single for some time. He has been working on/shooting 'The Revenant' in Canada for months," the rep explained.