Rita Ora recently provided an update on her well-being following a frightening ‘health scare’ that landed her in a hospital in Budapest. The 33-year-old singer experienced the health issue, prompting the cancellation of her performance at the Campus Fesztival in Hungary on July 27. Rita, known for hits like ‘Anywhere’, reassured fans that she is now feeling ‘back to normal’ after the incident.
While Rita did not delve into the specifics of her health problems, she expressed apologies to her supporters for missing the festival appearance through an Instagram post. In the message, she explained her situation, stating she had spent a night in a Budapest hospital and needed to follow doctor’s orders for rest and recovery. Rita conveyed her gratitude to her fans for their understanding during this time.
Despite the setback, Rita has remained active with performances across Europe this summer and looks forward to releasing a new album next year. She hinted at an upcoming tour following the album’s release, sharing her excitement for the project. The album is a follow-up to her 2023 release ‘You and I’, inspired by her relationship with her husband, Taika Waititi.
In another recent performance at Mighty Hoopla in London, Rita faced a minor snag when attempting to engage the audience in a sing-along. The singer appeared momentarily flustered as she struggled to find someone who knew the lyrics to her song, ‘Anywhere’. However, she handled the situation gracefully by transitioning to another song and continuing the show seamlessly.
Rita’s health scare in Budapest serves as a reminder of the challenges artists sometimes face, highlighting the importance of prioritising wellbeing. Fans can look forward to Rita’s upcoming album and potential tour, as she remains dedicated to her music career.