John Lewin, one of the prosecutors in the A$AP Rocky trial, appeared to take issue with the rapper's family making an appearance in court.

Rihanna brought her and A$AP Rocky’s two children, RZA and Riot, to a Los Angeles court Thursday, where closing arguments in the rapper’s gun assault trial were set to take place.

During closing statements for A$AP Rocky's assault trial on Friday, Feb. 14, District Attorney John Lewin asked the jury to disregard the presence of his partner Rihanna and their two toddlers.

How Rihanna Impacted Court Hearings ET breaks down what Rihanna's court appearances mean for A$AP Rocky’s felony assault trial as the jury prepares to decide his fate. Rocky faces two counts of felony assault stemming from a 2021 shooting in Hollywood;

If there was any doubt Rihanna was ride or die for A$AP Rocky amid his ongoing assault trial ... she made it quite clear with a Valentine's post Friday night.

Rihanna is reportedly investing heavily in A$AP Rocky's legal defence as he faces a 24-year prison sentence for felony assault.

The rapper is accused of firing a semi-automatic handgun at his former friend A$AP Relli in an altercation in November 2021 and District Attorney John Lewin has advised the jury in the case not to be swayed by the appearance of his sons being brought in to the courtroom by their mother Rihanna last week.