Rita Ora sure does not seem to mind the quarantine, and she has been spending her time quite well from what fans can tell from her social media activity.
According to a post she has published recently, she has become a volunteer at the NHS, and in the meantime, she has been taking the opportunity to soak up some sun and show off her curves to her fans on social media.
In a recent photo, she decided to go braless while wearing a sheer top, much to the astonishment of some of her followers, and she managed to cause quite the sensation with just a couple of pictures.
Of course, she still maintained decency for the platform, and fans obviously will not get to see any naughty bits.
However, even the way she released the pictures seems to have already caused quite the stir, with many people actively discussing her assets and overall looks.
It is clear that Ora still has what it takes to amaze her fans, and she is far from over with her appearances on social media.
Various celebrities have been using the quarantine situation to show off different parts of their lifestyles. While some have been taking the opportunity to stay at home, others have been enjoying their spacious backyards and other getaway places that can help them take the edge off.
Hopefully, the situation does not take a turn for the worse with some people’s moods, as there are some worrying indicators that things might be headed in that direction.
In a recent interview, Ora explained how her mother, Vera, who is a doctor, inspired her to become an NHS volunteer during the coronavirus pandemic where she delivers medicine or provides transport for those in need of medical treatment.
She said: “I think my mum is truly… she thrives off doing her duty, and what made me want to volunteer is that I just found seeing it first hand this is so real that I felt like what could I possibly do?”
She added: “I think it’s truly heroic, seeing all the doctors on the front line. It goes to show we as a humanity can still come together and be unified, it’s truly an amazing time to come out the other end and think we can do this together.”
Vera went on to say: “I’m working as a doctor psychiatrist, and I have been working in the NHS for the past 15 years now, so the difference now is due to massive changes and restructure of the services, I agreed to continue working with mental health service. I was looking after women, pregnant women with mental health problems, but now I’m looking after people with mental health problems and COVID-19.”
The English artist is setting a decent example.
