Rita Ora shows off her amazing figure in daring red bikini as she hits the beach in Australia
RITA Ora looked incredible as she hit the beach in Australia this week.
The 32-year-old, who spends lots of time Down Under with husband Taika Waititi, slipped into a daring red bikini in Sydney.
Rita showed her hard work in the gym really pays off as she flashed her abs and toned body.
Showing off her natural beauty, the star went make-up free and wore her hair off her face as she took a dip.
Her time on the beach comes after The Sun revealed all about her third album, You and I, which is out on July 14.
The album will see Rita reference everything from seeing her self-worth plummet as she battled the all too often misogynistic music industry, to suffering a string of failed, high-profile romances.
Pulling no punches, Rita bluntly says she has been “burnt” and been “to hell” over the past decade.
On album track Look At Me Now she candidly references seeking therapy as a result.
Rita sings: “I made peace with the mirror, it took all of hell just to love myself.
“More you see the more you learn, better off for being burnt.
“Breathe it in, then let it go, throw your stones until I’m broken. They won’t bring me down even in my darkest moments, I am happy now”.
Despite landing four UK No1 singles and 13 tens, ever since hitting the top spot with her debut album Ora, Rita has battled to keep her career on track because of spats with former boss Jay- Z and ex-boyfriend Calvin Harris.
Now with a bumper new record deal with BMG, Rita is in full control and following in Taylor Swift’s footsteps by owning all her future masters.
On Shape Of Me, she croons: “Now I wonder why I lost a part of me, trying so hard to please.
“I just heard my echo, now I’m trying to let go.”
She adds: “I’m trying to find the shape of me, round and round I go.
“You know I only find that faith right when hold you, I get lost in time and space. I’m just tryna find my place.”
But it’s not all doom and gloom, after finding her husband, director Taika.
She gushes on Rest of My Life: “Part of my twenties, the fear of missing out. I was meant for you. This could be the rest of my life”.