Rita Ora showed off her toned abs in a cut-out ʙικιɴι on Tuesday as she hit the beach in Sydney.

The singer, 32, looked sensational in the ruched red two-piece as she strolled along the golden sand.

She slicked her blonde hair back into a messy ponytail with a floral clip and accessorised with some silver necklaces.

Rita went makeup free for her day at the beach, showing off her flawless complexion.

The hitmaker shielded her eyes with a pair of cat-eye sunglᴀsses and enjoyed a dip in the sea before drying off with a graphic printed towel.

Rita is believed to have moved to Sydney with her New Zealand filmmaker husband Taika Waiтιтi, whom she married in August last year.

It comes after the news that Rita will share a a candid insight into herself with fans on her new album You and I, which is released July 14.

The songstress admits to ‘losing part of herself’ during her younger party years and rise to the top The Sun reports.

Rita also sings about her lost loves, having previously dated Calvin Harris and Kim Kardashian’s younger brother Robert.

The publication writes that on album track Look At Me Now she refers to herself as being ‘burnt’ and having been ‘to hell’.

On Girl In The Mirror, Rita sings: ‘I’m sorry, I love you, it’s just that she knows what I’m feeling. Gone through therapy just to get this level of healing.’

Elsewhere on the album the hitmaker seemingly references her spats with former record boss Jay-Z as well as ex Calvin with whom she reportedly battled to keep control of her music.

Singing: ‘Now I wonder why I lost a part of me, trying so hard to please, I just heard my echo, now I’m trying to let go.’

Back in 2020 party animal Rita was accused of breaching the then lockdown laws by reportedly hosting a lavish 30th birthday celebration.

Thirty people allegedly attended the secret bash at a restaurant called Casa Cruz in West London on Saturday – it was named after Chile-born Juan Santa Cruz, who resigned as restaurateur in February.

The singer is alleged to have invited 30 friends to the restaurant in Notting Hill, West London, to mark the occasion with the group partying ‘until the early hours’.