AceShowbiz - Rihanna was seen leaving Los Angeles on Monday following a harrowing shooting incident at her Beverly Hills home. The 38-year-old music icon was driven to a private terminal at Van Nuys Airport in a convoy of SUVs shortly after authorities arrested the woman suspected of firing multiple rifle shots at her mansion.

The singer, whose real name is Robyn Fenty, then boarded a small twin-engine private jet, departing the city. It remains unclear whether the trip was planned in advance or was a direct response to the attack at her residence.

Newly obtained 911 dispatch recordings reveal a tense and urgent atmosphere on Sunday as emergency responders reported hearing as many as ten gunshots fired at the property. According to the audio obtained by the Daily Mail, dispatchers were frantically coordinating the response to what appeared to be an active shooting incident.

The woman arrested in connection with the shooting has been identified as 35-year-old Ivanna Ortiz, reportedly from Florida. Authorities have charged her with attempted murder, and she is currently held on a $10.2 million bail.

According to the police, the incident involved Ortiz allegedly firing multiple shots from a white Tesla vehicle while at or near the home shared by Rihanna and her partner A$AP Rocky. The exact motive for the attack has not been disclosed, and investigations are ongoing.

During the 911 call, a dispatcher describes the suspect as driving a white Tesla with temporary paper license plates and firing shots from the vehicle. The vehicle was later located by police using surveillance footage and a helicopter, which tracked it to a parking lot in Sherman Oaks where Ortiz was apprehended.

Dispatchers also relayed a description of the suspect, noting her braided hair and cream blouse, as well as details about the condition of the vehicle being “dirty on the bottom.”

The shooting incident occurred while Rihanna was reportedly at home. Fortunately, no injuries were reported in the attack. A$AP Rocky was confirmed to have been away from the residence at the time.

It is still unknown whether the couple’s three children—RZA, three years old; Riot, two years old; and Rocki, five months old—were present during the shooting. The family’s representatives and Beverly Hills Police Department have not issued public statements regarding the incident.

Law enforcement officials from the Los Angeles Police Department’s Robbery-Homicide Division have taken over the case and are actively investigating the shooting and the suspect’s motives.

Prior information revealed by the Daily Mail indicates that Ortiz, who is described as a Christian influencer, had reportedly made disturbing threats directed toward Rihanna days before the shooting. Her criminal record also includes previous arrests for domestic violence, careless driving, and violating pretrial release conditions in Florida.

In addition, Ortiz filed a legal appeal in December last year seeking to overturn a custody decision that awarded her former partner custody of her child.

A source close to Rihanna and A$AP Rocky told The New York Post that the couple is largely unaware of the full details surrounding the shooting and feels left in the dark about the situation.

The couple’s Beverly Hills mansion, purchased by Rihanna in 2021, is a luxurious five-bedroom, seven-bathroom estate situated on a sprawling 21,958 square-foot lot. The home, built originally in the 1930s, features an open-air courtyard and a swimming pool and sits in a quiet cul-de-sac across the street from Sir Paul McCartney’s residence.

The neighborhood is known for its high-profile residents, including Rihanna’s neighbors Madonna and Mariah Carey, the latter of whom has been leasing a nearby property for years.

Authorities are continuing to gather evidence and interview witnesses as part of their inquiry into the shooting. The incident has understandably raised concern about security and safety at the home of one of music’s biggest stars.

As the investigation unfolds, Rihanna’s movements and safety measures are likely to remain under close watch by both law enforcement and the public.