Capital FM Fans Hail "Amazing" Rihanna Jingle Bell Ball 2011 Performance
3 December 2011, 23:02 | Updated: 3 December 2011, 23:26
The crowd give their reactions as they leave London's O2 Arena.
Rihanna proved to be the star of the show according to Capital FM fans following her headline performance at tonight's (3rd December) Jingle Bell Ball.
Earlier in the day, Capital FM spoke to fans upon arriving at the O2 Arena with everyone highlighting Rihanna as their most anticipated act.
No one seemed disappointed as the audience expressed their love for the 'We Found Love' singer as they left the venue.
"Brilliant, absolutely amazing. The whole thing was very good," said 12-year-old Ellie of the Elton family and friends who were still screaming as they left the venue.
Steve from Wokingham had brought his family to the event to celebrate his son's birthday and was impressed with the Bajan star's performance and beauty.
PHOTOS: Rihanna Live At The 2011 Jingle Bell Ball.
"She's hot isn’t she? I shouldn't say that because the wife is standing with me. The reaction of the crowd and the whole experience was really exciting from start to finish," he admitted.
28-year-old Reno from the Isle Of Dogs confessed: "Rihanna is absolutely amazing." When asked what impressed her about the performance, she simply replied: "What didn't impress me."
St Albans resident Madeline and friend Rebecca from Watford added: "It was amazing. She looked good with her hair too. Umbrella was really good."
Rihanna Storms Jingle Bell Ball 2011 With Closing Performance.
Capital FM's Jingle Bell Ball will continue tomorrow with performances by One Direction, Ed Sheeran, JLS, Wretch 32, Emeli Sande, The Saturdays and headliner Jessie J.
Capital FM will be coming live from the Jingle Bell Ball at London's O2 Arena all weekend. Keep checking Capitalfm.com for all the latest news, photo galleries and interviews from this year's festive spectacular.
Don't forget that you can also follow the action as it happens by following Capital FM on Twitter and Facebook .
