Rihanna Talks Leonardo DiCaprio Rumors, Lessons Learned From Dating Chris Brown & New Music During Animated Film 'Home' Interview [WATCH]

The Internet has been buzzing for months about whether or not Rihanna and Leonardo DiCaprio are really a couple or not. Despite an official denial from DiCaprio's rep, the rumors are still going strong about the potentially epic romance. According to The Daily Star, Rihanna somewhat denied the love connection – and even discussed a past one with Chris Brown – while promoting her new animated film, Home.

"Stay off the blogs," she said when asked about the Wolf of Wall Street star. "They will screw you every time."

The two were first linked back in January when they attended the same party at the Playboy Mansion and a grainy pic of them leaked online.

Most recently, reports circulated of the two "practically" moving in together and considering working together on DiCaprio's next film. And since her words aren't exactly an official denial, don't expect the rumors to go away anytime soon.

The pop star also gave us some insight into the type of guy she does look for in a romantic partner: "Someone who could tolerate my schedule. Someone man enough to do that and not get scared because I don't have a lot of time to offer."

Her crazy schedule was the reason she and baseball star Matt Barnes broke up in 2010 after dating for a year.

Rihanna also alluded to her past relationship with Chris Brown. In a conversation about favorite childhood movies, Rihanna compared her dating life to Beauty and the Beast. "I fell in love with the Beast. That's pretty much my dating record so far."

But she's learning from her mistakes.

"The more we respect ourselves, the more men will respect us," she said. "I think women are way stronger than they know, or sometimes they do know, but they don't always feel like being strong."

Along with the release of Home, for which she's recorded two new songs, Rihanna is also busy as the new face of Dior––the first black woman to ever front one of the brand's campaigns.