Rihanna has been slammed for being too risqué to promote Nivea's products.
The singer became one of the company's faces in a £1 million deal last year and Nivea sponsored her Loud tour - but the chief executive of its parent company Beiersdorf thinks working with Ri-Ri was a bad idea.
'The advert starring Rihanna was a no-go. I do not understand how Nivea can be brought into association with her,' Stefan Heidenreich tells German newspaper Die Welt.
'Nivea is a company which stands for trust, family and reliability.'
Rihanna, 24, was thrilled when it was first announced that she'd be fronting Nivea's campaign, saying: 'I'm excited to share it with my fans across the world'.
But it seems she's now had a change of heart - the Bajan star took to Twitter yesterday to share a cheeky photo of Stefan with her 23,882,027 followers.
'No caption necessary,' she wrote.
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