Rita Ora has treated fans to a string of behind the scenes snaps from her latest music video How To be Lonely.
The chart-topping songstress, who recently wrapped up filming for new Oliver Twist movie Twist, took to Instagram before sharing the sultry shots.
Oozing sex appeal, Rita could be seen sporting a futuristic two piece as she filmed a sci-fi segment of the video.
Putting her gym-honed frame firmly centre stage, Rita, 29, made sure her killer pins were on full show.
Her boobs could also be seen spilling over as she put her cleavage on show.
Thanks to her PVC hot pants featuring seriously high-cut front, Rita left little to the imagination as she messed about with a ray gun.
Posing with an alien pal, Rita starlet sported a bight blue wig and eye-popping cleavage during the 72 hour shoot.
Another sizzling photo saw her flaunt her figure in a paper-thin white crop top and matching bottoms.
Rita captioned the shot: "Here’s a few of the pics I managed to get taken on set for #HowToBeLonely, the green stuff was freezing."
Chatting to Daily Star Online about the clip, Rita said: "I call it a film, as it was a three day shoot.
"It genuinely felt like a film. It was so amazing, it was like a film production.
"It was so thought out – it is all based on metaphors and the How To Be Lonely theme.
"It is an artistic way of showing how to be alone. I loved it. It is my favourite video for sure."
Speaking from her West London home, the Let You Love Me starlet admitted that while How To Be Lonely isn't the start of a new third era, she is indeed working on a new album.
The record will be her third and first since her 2018 album Phoenix.
I have so many songs that I have been writing since Phoenix so I am defiantly making an album," Rita said.
"I always am but this song is a one-off. I felt it was so relatable and I wanted to put it out.
"I feel honestly that is how music is going. You put out the songs that you like and then wow you have an album.
"I definitely have a lot of single options in the pipeline for sure."
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