Rihanna and Drake raised the heat in Miami this week with another raunchy performance together.

The pair, who are rumoured to be dating again, looked to have heaps of chemistry as they hit the stage together - going from full twerking routines to even grinding up against each other in front of the crowd.

Brunette beauty Rihanna showed off her incredible figure in a floor-length sheer black dress, as she sung straight to her other half.

Meanwhile Drake opted for leather-look trousers and a loose top as he happily stayed stuck to her side throughout.

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The singer joined Rihanna on her Anti World tour - and he looks to be a permanent fixture now.

Drake has also been asked to perform with the star this summer at several gigs during the UK leg of her world tour.

www.splashnews.comDrake sang straight to her

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And it comes after the pair sexed up the Brits last month with their downright dirty duet.

A source said: “She is determined to recreate some of the buzz that was around for the Brits.”

3am revealed that RiRi and her ex Drake, 29, were spotted snogging at the Libertine Club in London ahead of the Brits and he is now said to be “besotted” with her.

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It seems she wants him by her side as much as possible.

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