Pure animal magnetism: Rita Ora puckers up to plant a kiss on a cute koala as she embarks on Australian promotional tour
By J J ANISIOBI
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Rita Ora may be pretty hot right now, but the singer more than met her match in Sydney, Australia.
The R.I.P artist shared an extremely cute photograph of her and an adorable koala, on Saturday afternoon.
Rita, 21, retweeted the picture of her getting up close and personal with the little marsupial as she visited the land of Oz.
Nice to meet you: Rita Ora shared a picture of her meeting a very cute koala as she began her promotional tour of Australia
With her blonde curly locks falling over her face, Rita puckered up as she attempted to plant a kiss with her red lips on the cuddly creature.
Perhaps Miss Ora isn't a big deal Down Under, because the koala didn't seem starstruck at all by the young star and barely moved as she approached.
The singer landed in Australia a few days ago as she embarks on a promotional tour of the hot country.
Big look: Rita has been enjoying herself by seeing some of Sydney's best known landmarks, including the opera house
However, it's not all work and no play for Rita as she recently told the Heraldsun.com.au how she planned on spending her time over there.
She said: 'If I have some down time I'd like to get out and shop, hit up a club and make it down to Bondi Beach just be a bit of a tourist really.'
Rita added: 'What I'm most looking forward to is meeting some of my Aussie fans and just having a good time, everyone seems super chilled out and cool.'
Great view: Rita shared the amazing scenery from her hotel room as she chilled out
She's certainly got herself a great location from which to explore the city of Sydney, as her hotel room looks over the opera house and harbour.
Rita tweeted: 'Sydney. Happiness. Freedom. Explore forget about everything when your living life... #AustralianRitaBots TAKEOVER.'
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