Rita Ora is a heartbroken bride within the video for her new single “You Solely Love Me,” however that doesn’t imply that she’s not one completely happy married girl in actual life. On Friday, as she celebrated the discharge of her new single, Ora confirmed that she tied the knot with film director Taika Waititi.
“Sure. Right here we’re,” Ora advised the host of Coronary heart Radio Breakfast, per Folks. “They are saying all the pieces occurs for a purpose. I’m formally off the market, individuals!”
The video for her new single opens with a compilation of movies of her well-known mates sending congratulations for her marriage, earlier than the video transitions into Ora preparing for a marriage that turns into a catastrophe.
“You solely love me when/The whiskey’s pouring/4 within the morning,” Ora sings within the refrain. The video sees the star as she’s surrounded by colourful bridesmaids who appear to need to make Ora’s large second about them.
The visible ends with Ora strolling over to a large fort for her large wedding ceremony, earlier than realizing that the fort has been set on fireplace.
“With ‘You Solely Love Me’ and my upcoming album, I needed to seize the vulnerability I’ve skilled as I opened myself as much as love and entered a brand new part of life,” Ora mentioned in a press launch. “Studying to let go of the previous to make method for brand new experiences is a deeply private course of, and one I felt compelled to doc by way of my music.”
She provides, “The journey was not all the time straightforward, however I’ve come out of it stronger and full of extra love than I ever thought attainable.”
“You Solely Love Me” is the primary style of a “new period,” Ora confirmed on her Instagram. “I’m so happy with the brand new music I’ve been engaged on and have been dying to share it with you all!” she mentioned. “I really like you a lot, thanks for being with me.”
Other than a slew of collaborations and 2020’s “Tips on how to Be Lonely,” that is the primary style of a brand new album from Ora since 2018’s Phoenix, which featured “For You,” “Women,” and “Wherever.”