RITA Ora soaked up the sun today in an animal print bikini as she told fans she needed her daily dose of Vitamin D.
The British siren sent fans wild on Instagram with a trio of sizzling photos snapped in her garden, as she revealed her enviably trim figure.
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Rita, 29, put on eye-popping display during lockdown on Saturday, after revealing she had signed on to become an NHS volunteer but has yet to be called upon.
She looked fantastic in the sunshine wearing the two piece, while scraping her hair into a messy bun and wearing just a sweep of lip gloss.
She teamed the look with gold bangles and chains, and perfectly manicured nails painted a violet shade.
The singer has made the most of the weather this April by lazing about in her garden and showering fans with gorgeous photos.
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While the singer relaxes at home, she’s secretly holding onto fear for her “heroic” psychiatrist mum Vera Sahatçiu who has gone back to hospital to help patients battling coronavirus.
Rita and her mum discussed her return with This Morning‘s Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford via video link earlier this month.
The star was asked if she’s nervous about Vera, 56, returning to the frontline.
She replied: “Selfishly, yes of course, but again I think my mum thrives off doing her duty and I don’t want to speak for her, but I think what made me want to volunteer.
“Even if it’s something like delivering food to someone’s home or picking up medicine, whatever it is, I felt, ‘Oh gosh. This is so real that I felt like, what could I possibly do?’”
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Rita added: “Obviously I don’t have a medical degree but I just think it’s really, truly heroic, not just from my mum’s perspective but just seeing all the doctors in general, really frontline and really putting themselves forward.
“It just goes to show we as a humanity can still come together and be unified, it’s truly, truly, truly an amazing time for us to come out the other end and go, ‘Wow we’re really coming together’, so that really inspired me.’”
Former GP Vera had originally been looking after pregnant women with mental health problems but is now helping A&E staff deal with coronavirus-stricken patients.
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