Singer Rihanna is single and available and her status might just have created an opportunity for some men to take advantage of it and claim that they are dating the songstress. Just recently, NBA Player Matt Barnes entertained a little Rihanna dating rumor that surprisingly led RiRi to react.

It was a surprise when Badgal RiRi commented on a statement that the NBA Memphis Grizzlies player said when he was interviewed by TMZ this week. Barnes was caught on video saying that he and Rihanna are "just past the crush stage." Which then led the singer to react posting it on her social media.

Indeed, news travels fast and when Rihanna knew about it, she posted a screenshot of Barnes' TMZ interview captioning it with so many hashtags mentioning her disappointments about what she claimed to be false statements of the basketball player.

"#bishwhere #thedevilisaliar #shesnotthatintoyou #shesnotintoyouatall #shesneverevenmetyou #thisactuallyhurtmyfeelings #defamationofcharacter," Rihanna wrote captioning the screenshot photo that she posted on her Instagram account.

Based on Rihanna's post, apparently the singer announces that she has not even met the athlete but Barnes already made statements about the Barbadian beauty a few months ago when he made her his #WCW (Woman Crush Wednesday) on Instagram which obviously shows that he is interested in the songstress.

But it turns out, Rihanna is not at all interested in Barnes in fact she is even not into him at all according to one of her hashtags that Barnes commented to apparently. The basketball player simply wrote, "Hahaaa wow" on RiRi's post.

Rihanna's dating rumors are at their height since the singer has been reportedly openly dating two specific gentlemen, soccer star Karim Benzema and formula One car racer Lewis Hamilton. Although it seems like Rihanna is more interested in Hamilton since she just recently spent a romantic getaway with him in Barbados.

"Karim is fading out and it looks like Rihanna has only one guy on her mind, and that's Lewis Hamilton," a source previously told E! News.