The Rihanna and Drake dating story inspired many because regardless of the things that they went through, they still managed to rekindle their romance last February. However, reports about Rihanna and Drake's break up have again surfaced.

As per the source of Us Magazine, the couple's constant fights took a toll on their relationship: "Rihanna and Drake had another fight. He is too in love with her, which has always been the problem. They have been fighting, but that could all change any day now. It is how it always is with them."

A second source claims that the 26-year-old songstress and the 27-year-old crooner are merely taking a break to figure out several things. Last February, Rihanna and Drake were spotted dancing the night away at the Soixante Dix Neuf nightclub in Paris, France. News about their reconciliation was later publicized.
Even the couple's friends couldn't be happier for the two as per the magazine's insider: "Their friends are so happy that they're together. There's a real feeling among their inner circle that they were always meant to be together. They really are made for one another. Everyone knows it. And Drake could not be happier. They couldn't be better suited."

Fans are wondering whether the temporary split between Rihanna and Drake is the main reason why the 'Diamonds' songstress opted to share some kindness to the cadets and families of the LA Police Commission by donating $25,000.

However, despite such speculations, RiRi actually donated the cash after accidentally ruining the Apple iPhone 5 of LAPD President Steve Soboroff. Last Friday (May 9), Soboroff approached the Barbadian beauty during the Los Angeles Clippers and Oklahoma City Thunder basketball game.

RiRi accidentally dropped the phone which immediately cracked its screen. She later posted a tweet apologizing for the broken phone. The 'California King Bed' singer then made a donation for cadets coming from underprivileged families as well as for those who have been left by officers who died while serving.

Rihanna and Soboroff again crossed paths in a basketball game and that time, the officer asked the pop star to sign the phone which is now being sold on eBay. The bidding for the "cracked selfie phone" has now reached $60,000.

Half of the money from the phone will be used to fund the LAPD Cadet Crisis program which sends children to school whereas the other half will be donated to the Los Angeles Police Memorial Foundation which extends help to families of fallen officer.