Rita Ora Sizzles in Skimpy Bikini!

sent pulses racing in a skimpy bikini as she shared a 'thirst trap' to Instagram on Saturday. 

The singer, 35, flaunted her washboard abs in the black triangle bikini top as she posed for a mirror snap. 

She paired her swimming garment with yellow string bikini bottoms, which she layered under a black skirt. 

To accessorise, Rita wore a black-and-white bandana wrapped around her head as she shared a range of zoomed-in and out pictures. 

Alongside her album, she penned: 'Further or closer - I can’t decide. Ps why does my finger look like that lol. PPS I haven’t done one of these thirst traps in a while.' 

Her post comes after she  after freezing her eggs in her twenties, as she showed off her gym-honed physique for Women's Health UK.

The Hot Right Now singer, who recently starred on the cover of Women’s Health UK, explained how she had the time of her life in her twenties when her career soared, and she was 'enjoying every second'. 

But when she turned 30 five years ago, she noticed major shifts in how she was feeling physically, leading to a complete overhaul of her fitness regime and the mindset that she should 'treat my body like I'm a kind of athlete.' 

'I don't want people to get confused with [my health journey] being about me being obsessed with my physical appearance, because I think sometimes that line gets very blurred. It's all to do with how I feel,' she explained to the magazine.

As well as taking up weight training, the chart-topper has educated herself on after watching her mother go through breast  treatment, which stimulated menopause at an early age. 

'I'm trying to get ahead of it and learn about it,' she explained, adding: 'I learned a lot from Davina [McCall] while working with her on The Masked Singer.'

Rita, who is stepmother to her 50-year-old husband Taika Waititi's daughters, also feels secure with her fertility health after freezing her eggs twice, once aged 24 and again aged 27.

'[Back then] a doctor told me it was a really good time to preserve the best quality [eggs],' she said. 

'It was actually the best advice, because now I'm in my mid-thirties and I have a lot of friends really trying to figure it out. It will just be more of an expansion when the time comes. Davina is always like, "Hurry up – you can do it!"'

Rita and filmmaker Taika wed in a secret ceremony in August 2022, after she bucked tradition and popped the question. 

After years of not being in the right relationship during her 'messy twenties', Rita said that when she got together with Taika in 2021, it felt 'right and safe'.

Prior to their romantic relationship, Rita and Taika were close friends for five years. 

Whilst she has considered a future family, for now Rita is content with her role as step-mother to Te Kāinga o te Hinekāhu, 13, and Matewa Kiritapu, nine, gushing: 'I've loved every second – the girls are just a dream. I think I got very lucky.'

'We have a lot of fun – doing nails, going shopping. I love hanging out with them.' 

As well as ensuring her long-term physical health, Rita explained how a 2016 panic attack whilst meeting the then-Prince Charles at a charity event, kick-started her focus on her mental health.

'Every time I see that photo of me there, standing next to , I just remember how I felt. It was like an out-of-body experience,' she admitted.

'But it was also a big wake-up call. That was one of the first times I was like, "Okay, I need to do something about this." [Therapy gave me] perspective, and I think that's what I wasn't trained in.'