The Masked Singer UK panellist and singer Rita Ora, 30, is no stranger to experimenting with her style and is often praised for her outfit choices, but like many other popular artists, she has received some criticism along the way. However, not letting any trolls get to her, the popstar has said she doesn’t care what people think about her.
The I Will Never Let You Down hitmaker said: “I really think style is a totally personal thing, if someone doesn’t like something I wear, they don’t have to, that’s totally fine.
“What’s important is I just need to feel confident about me and how I feel – that’s all that matters to me with my style.
“I don’t care what anyone else thinks,” she added to The Sun.
The singer often shared selfies with her fans on Instagram where she has a staggering 16 million followers.
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However, this week she appeared to clear all traces of her selfies and has left three posts to promote her new single.
The move is believed to be for promotional reasons and her previous posts may reappear in weeks to come.
Express.co.uk has contacted a represenative for Rita for comment.
The singer is currently in Australia ahead of her stint as a coach on The Voice.
Her trip was slammed by Australian MP Kristina Keneally.
She told The Guardian: “It’s another example of Scott Morrison leaving Australians behind.
The famous faces in question perform for the panellists and audience, as well provide them with a series of clues about themselves.
Last year, Rita was the only panellist to successfully guess winner Nicola Roberts’ identity.
This time around, she said the hidden celebrities were harder to work out.
She told Digital Spy: “I have signed one million NDAs because that’s the name of the show, but all I can say is, the songs get better, the performers are just unbelievable.
