Rihanna Getting Intervention From Beyonce, Jay-Z and Mother?

Rihanna, 24-year-old Barbadian pop star, has made recent headlines for partying and being sick in the hospital, now some are saying high-profile friends Beyonce and Jay-Z are stepping in to help her.

The superstar music couple is thinking about moving their friend into their home in New York to "set her on the right path," according to Closer magazine.

"Rihanna thinks she can go wild at parties, then wake up fine the next day. But clearly she can't. Hopefully the shock of ending up in hospital will be a wake-up call," a source told the British publication.

Although various reports have stated that Rihanna's behavior has frustrated her Roc Nation management headed by Jay-Z,40, the source said the music mogul wants to help the seemingly troubled star.

"There's been talk at Roc Nation [Jay-Z's record label, which manages Rihanna] that she's becoming harder to handle, but Jay-Z has stood by her from day one," the source reportedly said. "He's pleaded with her to clean up her act and Beyoncé is keen to help -- even suggesting Rihanna needs a 'good man!'"

Beyonce,30-year-old award-winning singer and new mother, was reported to also be in on the idea.

"Beyoncé thinks Rihanna needs a steadying influence, so it could help if she spends time around their family," the Closer reported.

Rihanna's mother, Monica Fenty, has also shown concern and is attempting to help her daughter, according to the Sun.

"Monica's moving in to keep an eye on her," the Sun reported. "Rihanna's dad, Ronald, was a crack addict. Monica's refusing to let her go down that path."

Although Rihanna has been creating headlines for making video history with 11 No. 1 singles in November, she began 2012 with Chris Brown collaborations, Twitter feuds, partying and hospital visits while performing and promoting her new movie, "Battleship." Most recently, the singer followed her stint in the hospital for reported exhaustion with a performance for The Robin Hood Foundation.

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