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I party a lot, but I work hard too: Rita Ora
Ora has slammed claims that she’s more focused on her love life than her work, amid reports that she’s feuding with ex-boyfriend.
Rita Ora denies reports claiming that she is too obsessed with her love life and ignores her work, saying just like any “normal” girl she too enjoys dating.
Ora has slammed claims that she’s more focused on her love life than her work, amid reports that she’s feuding with ex-boyfriend, Calvin Harris, reports contactmusic.com.
Ora were recently forced to pull out of a scheduled performance of I Will Never Let You Down at the Teen Choice Awards because her former beau, who produced the track, refused to let her perform the tune.
“People forget that I’m a 23-year-old girl. What do normal girls my age do? They’re at uni, dating. It’s been difficult but it takes more than a few words to knock this girl out,” she told The Sun newspaper.
“Everyone talks about my love life but people don’t know how much I do. I party a lot, but I work hard too. I wouldn’t party if I didn’t do my work. I can juggle the two luckily. People think I fall very deeply in love then fall out of it quickly and that I don’t really think about things a lot.
“I admit I live in the moment. I’m impulsive. I’m spontaneous. I make s**t up on the spot. But my values are still there. My mum and dad are always around, my sister works for me, for goodness sake,” she added. IANS
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