Rita Ora turned heads in two chic outfits as she stepped out in New York City on Monday.
The hitmaker, 35, first caught the eye as she headed to rehearsals for Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve 2026.
The singer is set to join Ryan Seacrest to host the annual Times Square tradition for New York viewers.
Heading to set, Rita wrapped up in a long brown fur coat layered over a comfy brown co-ord.
She teamed it with brown leather boots and shielded her eyes with a pair of stylish sunglasses.
The singer appeared in great spirits as she was seen rehearsing on the streets with the production crew.
Rita Ora turned heads in two chic outfits as she stepped out in New York City on Monday
After rehearsals finished, Rita then slipped into a white co-ord consisting of a structured wrap jacket and smart trousers with cuffed ankles.
The star added inches to her frame with black pointed heels and accessorised with black leather gloves, sunglasses and gold earrings.
It comes after the latest accounts show Rita is raking in millions from TV deals, music and lucrative advertising campaigns.
Documents filed earlier this month from Ora Live and Ora Multi Services show Rita made a staggering £4.8million in profits over a year.
That is a whopping £13,000 every day over the year to April and more than double the £2.3million she made the year before, according to The Sun.
The companies handle Rita’s music, tours, TV work and other ventures and show significant earnings and assets over the years.
Ora Live focuses on performances while Ora Multi Services covers broader business activities.
The latest boost to Rita’s bank balance means the songstress now has an estimated £31million net worth.
The hitmaker, 35, first caught the eye as she headed to rehearsals for Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve 2026
The singer is set to join Ryan Seacrest (pictured) to host the annual Times Square tradition for New York viewers
Heading to set, Rita wrapped up in a long brown fur coat layered over a comfy brown co-ord
The singer appeared in great spirits as she was seen rehearsing on the streets with the production crew
After rehearsals finished, Rita then slipped into a white co-ord consisting of a structured wrap jacket and smart trousers with cuffed ankles
The star added inches to her frame with black pointed heels and accessorised with black leather gloves, sunglasses and gold earrings
It comes after the latest accounts show Rita is raking in millions from TV deals, music and lucrative advertising campaigns
Rita’s TV work is extensive, spanning judging/coaching on shows like The Voice UK, The X Factor and The Masked Singer (UK & US).
She has also acted in films like Kung Fu Panda: Dragon Knight and Fifty Shades franchise.
Meanwhile, on the endorsement side of things, Rita has a diverse portfolio spanning fashion (Adidas, Primark, Escada), beauty (Rimmel), drinks (Próspero Tequila, Coca-Cola Zero Sugar), and entertainment.
It comes after the songstress admitted she doesn’t want to ‘limit herself as just a musician’ as she discussed female empowerment at The Red Sea International Film Festival last week.
Attending the Women In Cinema event in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, the singer told Daily Mail how she is still ‘constantly learning’ and ‘breaking boundaries.’
Revealing why she doesn’t want to limit herself to being just a musician, she explained: ‘They tend to limit themselves as just one category and you don’t really need to do that.
Rita’s TV work is extensive, spanning judging/coaching on shows like The Voice UK, The X Factor and The Masked Singer Us (pictured) and UK
The songstress has also acted in big film franchises like Fifty Shades
‘I see myself an amateur everyday as I’m constantly learning. You should never walk into the room thinking you don’t have power as you do.’
Rita added that a woman she will always look up to ‘first and foremost’ is her mother but added: ‘There are so many women for different reasons like Madonna in music, Blondie and even Cher.
‘They are people who have done more than one thing and that’s exactly what I love to do. So it’s awesome to see these boundaries being broken.
‘I can talk about events like this for hours, in a nutshell there’s so many moments I think we’ve seen as women from equal pay to being shy to talk about menopause to everything we hold as a woman.
‘It’s almost as if it’s being questioned and it’s like why is it even something that is discussed with women being in the same room supporting one another, I think it should just be a thing and be natural and normal and I don’t see a world without it.
‘I’m very lucky to say I’m embracing that kind of energy and I want to keep that going for the future generations.’
