Rita Ora poses in a pink bodycon dress after vowing to ditch her party lifestyle

She has vowed to ditch her former party lifestyle after being caught out in lockdown-flouting scandals over the past few months.

But Rita Ora ensured all eyes were on her as she posed up a storm in a pink bodycon dress in a series of sizzling Instagram images posted on Sunday night. 

The singer, 30, exuded A-list glamour as she perched on a counter-top in her dressing room during her latest round of promotional appearances in Australia. 

The Hot Right Now hitmaker teamed her Barbie-pink midi-dress with towering black chain-detail heels as she pouted for the camera. 

Rita piled her wavy golden tresses on top of her head in a messy bun and drew attention to her pretty features with dramatic winged eyeliner. 

The pop sensation a accessorised with gold jewellery, including multiple bracelets, rings and some dainty hoops. 

The Voice Australia judge shared the snap with her 16million followers, and penned: ‘Showtime!! Link in bio to new stripped back acoustics.’

Rita has vowed to ditch her partying lifestyle following her lockdown-flouting scandals in the UK late last year.

In a new interview this weekend, the musician admitted she ‘can’t do what I used to do any more’ since hit 30, and credited her new decision for enabling her to ‘sing better’.

The singer caused a stir when she went against strict quarantine rules to hold a 30th birthday party at Casa Cruz restaurant in Notting Hill, west London following a trip to North Africa, despite the UK’s coronavirus restrictions. at the time. 

On slowing down when it comes to having fun, the artist, who is currently in Sydney to serve as a judge on The Voice, said on Ash London LIVE: ‘I feel like as soon as you hit 30, the next day everything changes. 

‘You start feeling like you’ve got wrinkles, as though your joints are hurting you. I can’t do what I used to do any more. I can sing better, not lose my voice as much. Why do you always shout when you go out?

‘Obviously, if the music is on, you have to shout over the music, but even when there is no music we seem to shout. You have to vocalise everything.’ 

The songwriter was branded ‘selfish’ and was fined £10,000 by police for holding her bash at the west London restaurant in November.     

The party came amid another rule break as she had previously flown by private jet to Cairo on November 21 to perform at the five-star W Hotel. 

Rita returned the next day and under government quarantine rules should have self-isolated for 14 days. 

Instead, she threw a soiree on November 28 at the exclusive eatery in the capital.