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R&B star Rihanna refuses gift worth USD 10,000

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Posted: Nov 10, 2009 at 0923 hrs IST
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London R&B star Rihanna refused to drink a bottle of champagne worth USD 10,000 and sent it back because she did not know the people who had gifted it to her.

The 'Unfaithful' hitmaker was partying at a nightclub in Los Angeles when American Footballer Braylon Edwards and his teammates sent the expensive drink over to her table.

However, the 21-year-old singer refused to accept the gift because she had no idea who they were, Contactmusic reported.

"She didn't know who they were, so she sent it back," said a partygoer.

While Rihanna is gifted expensive drinks when she goes out, actor Kiefer Sutherland buys his fans a beverage.

The 'A Few Good Men' star bought all the customers a drink after he and some crew members of the hit US drama series '24' popped into a bar in California, after finishing a shoot at seven in the morning.

According to an employee, Kiefer was enjoying scotch and cokes and decided to buy everyone in the venue - about 30 people - leaving him with a USD 500 bar bill. He then gave staff an impressive USD 200 tip when he left.

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