Rita Ora looks sensational in a black blazer dress as she is given a special plaque after her 2018 album Phoenix goes multi-platinum in Australia
Rita Ora‘s 2018 album Phoenix has gone multi-platinum in Australia.
And the singer, 30, looked sensational as she attended a special event at Warner Music Australia to mark the occasion on Tuesday.
Sharing snaps via Instagram, Rita smiled with delight as she was presented the plaque while showing off her stunning figure in a black blazer dress.
Delighted: Rita Ora looked sensational in a black blazer dress as she was given a special plaque after her 2018 album Phoenix went multi-platinum in Australia on Tuesday
Rita’s ensemble was cut high on her thigh to accentuate her slender legs which she wore with a pair of floral-print tights and sparkling heels.
Her golden locks were brushed into a sleek, straight style, and she wore a slick of bright red lipstick to highlight her plump pout.
After being presented with the plaque, Rita posed with her team in Australia and other people who work at the company.
Gushing about the achievement on Instagram, she wrote: ‘Thank you to my amazing @warnermusicaustralia team!!! Multi platinum!! Thank you for all your hard work and always delivering for me.’
Amazed: Sharing snaps from the event via Instagram, Rita smiled with delight as she was presented the plaque
Stylish: Rita’s ensemble was cut high on her thigh to accentuate her slender legs which she wore with a pair of floral-print tights and sparkling heels
Rita, who is currently in Australia for work as she is appearing on the country’s edition of The Voice, recently vowed to ditch her partying lifestyle following her lockdown-flouting scandals in the UK late last year.
In a new interview this weekend, the musician admitted she ‘can’t do what I used to do any more’ since hit 30, and credited her new decision for enabling her to ‘sing better’.
The singer caused a stir when she went against strict quarantine rules to hold a 30th birthday party at Casa Cruz restaurant in Notting Hill, west London following a trip to North Africa, despite the UK’s coronavirus restrictions at the time.
Stunning: Rita’s golden locks were brushed into a sleek, straight style, and she wore a slick of bright red lipstick to highlight her plump pout
Busy schedule: Rita is in Australia as she is working as a judge on their edition of The Voice
On slowing down when it comes to having fun, the artist, who is currently in Sydney to serve as a judge on The Voice, said on Ash London LIVE: ‘I feel like as soon as you hit 30, the next day everything changes.
‘You start feeling like you’ve got wrinkles, as though your joints are hurting you. I can’t do what I used to do any more. I can sing better, not lose my voice as much. Why do you always shout when you go out?
‘Obviously, if the music is on, you have to shout over the music, but even when there is no music we seem to shout. You have to vocalise everything.’
The songwriter was branded ‘selfish’ and was fined £10,000 by police for holding her bash at the west London restaurant in November.
Rule breaker: Rita was branded ‘selfish’ for holding a lockdown-flouting 30th birthday bash at London restaurant Casa Cruz in November (Rita pictured on her birthday)
The party came amid another rule break as she had previously flown by private jet to Cairo on November 21 to perform at the five-star W Hotel.
Rita returned the next day and under government quarantine rules should have self-isolated for 14 days.
Instead, she threw a soiree on November 28 at the exclusive eatery in the capital.
She offered an apology on social media and said she felt ‘particularly embarrassed’ after her party was revealed.
I’m sorry: Rita offered an apology on social media and said she felt ‘particularly embarrassed’ after her party was revealed