The "Stay" hitmaker took to Twitter to warn her 35 million followers that an account posing as her on the photo-sharing
site was a fake, reported Ace Showbiz.
"#PHAKE !!!! Let's be clear, I do not have an IG account!" Rihanna wrote.
The singer attached a screenshot of the account which uses username BADGIRLRIRI_AGAIN.
Rihanna, 26, previously had an account on Instagram with ID Badgalriri.
Last month, she was forced to delete some of her racy magazine photos from the site for violating the site's rules against nudity. Her page briefly disappeared following the incident.
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