Rita Ora’s mum Vera posts adorable makeover picture during reunion visit with daughter

She has been isolating in a rented Cotswolds farmhouse.

And on Saturday, Rita Ora spent some quality time with her mother as the pair reunited for a makeover session during a family visit.  

In an adorable Instagram post, Vera, 54, was seen gently applying eye makeup to her popstar daughter Rita, 29. 

Rita sat in front of a dressing table while her mother applied the finishing touches to her makeup look. 

Vera posted the picture for her followers alongside the caption: ‘Mama Ora handy dora!’ 

She then took to her Instagram Story to show she was visiting her daughter for a ‘country life weekend’. 

The pair haven’t been able to see each other before during lockdown because Vera is a doctor and returned to the NHS frontline to work in psychiatric health amid the coronavirus crisis.

The proud mother then posted a picture posing in a mirror in front of a beautiful countryside view. 

The Hot Right Now hitmaker has been looking her best in lockdown and frequently keeps her followers up to date on her latest bikini snaps. 

On Thursday Rita cheekily admitted she had snuck away from a recording session for her impromptu photoshoot in an idyllic green backdrop.  

She then gave an insight into her day by sharing an image of the inside of the house where they were recording. 

The songstress wrote over the top: ‘Hope your [sic] all having fun outside enjoying the sun meanwhile we’re cutting vocals with no air con.’ 

She was recently left devastated by the loss of her beloved grandmother, Fatmush Bajraktari, who passed away earlier this month.

The singer took to Instagram to share the news with her 16.1million followers as she penned a loving tribute. 

Rita wrote: ‘Dear Nani, you were the most glamorous, chic, hardworking, independent person I ever met, every day she would go for walks go and get her coffee with no help from anyone she didn’t want it. 

‘She was so caring so strong and sooooo funny! My god did we laugh and when she would tell the truth she had no filter!

‘But she loved and cared with all her heart. I’m going to miss you everyday.

‘Rest in peace next to grandad and I know you will be protecting us. Try not to party to much up there I’ll get fomo [fear of missing out]! I love you nan. Xx’ (sic).’