Rita Ora apologises for 'inexcusable' lockdown-flouting birthday bash

Rita Ora has apologised again, after it emerged that her 30th birthday party last month was a double breach of COVID-19 rules. Aside from the fact that she shouldn’t have been having a birthday party at all, she should also have been in self-isolation at the time of the event.According to the Mail On Sunday, Ora flew by private jet to Egypt on 21 Nov in order to perform at the W Hotel in Cairo.

Rita Ora has apologised again after it was revealed she broke coronavirus lockdown rules for a second time.Last week (November 30), Ora apologised for breaching lockdown rules after holding a “small” gathering with friends to celebrate her 30th birthday.The singer said she was sorry for a “serious and inexcusable error of judgment” after the party was held at a restaurant in Notting Hill, West London.However, the singer has apologised again after reports emerged that she should have been

Rita Ora has apologised for flouting lockdown rules for a second time, after failing to isolate after a trip to Egypt.The singer was slammed last week after she threw a 30th birthday party with celebrity pals at the Casa Cruz restaurant in Notting Hill, West London, with her issuing a lengthy apology afterwards and reportedly voluntarily paying a £10,000 fine to police.

the Sun. The pop star has already agreed to pay a £10,000 fine and profusely apologised for breaking coronavirus rules on large gatherings and household mixing. The hefty sum is the maximum penalty that can be handed down to organisers of gatherings of more than 30 people.Kensington and Chelsea Council has also confirmed it is investigating the alleged breach. But Ora's attention has now reportedly turned to rooting out which one of her confidantes alerted officers to the party.An insider told

British singer Rita Ora apologized Monday for breaking lockdown rules by holding a birthday party, saying it was “a serious and inexcusable error of judgment.” The Sun newspaper ran photos of Ora and others, including models Cara and Poppy Delevingne, arriving at the Casa Cruz restaurant in London’s Notting Hill area on Saturday.

Piers Morgan has made it clear he’s absolutely not buying Rita Ora’s apology, following the singer’s lockdown birthday celebration.Earlier this week, the I Will Never Let You Down singer made a public apology, after her 30th birthday gathering made front page news, as it went against England’s lockdown restrictions.Posting an apology on Instagram, Rita said she was “deeply sorry for breaking the rules” and called her “spur of the moment decision” to attend the party an “inexcusable error of

Rita Ora has apologised for holding a 30th birthday party for herself during lockdown, when that sort of thing is definitely not allowed. The singer said that it was a “serious and inexcusable error of judgment”, after police broke up the event at a restaurant in London on Saturday.In an Instagram story post, Ora wrote: “I attended a small gathering with some friends to celebrate my 30th birthday.

So you knew there was a lockdown, otherwise you wouldn't have thought it was about to come to an end.'Susanna Reid added: 'Also, even when lockdown comes to an end it's still against the rules to have 30 people come together.'It had been reported that Rita had 30 guests at her bash at Casa Cruz restaurant, but the MailOnline understands the number was seven.  Piers later said: 'Her mother's a health worker! She spent most of the first wave of the pandemic speaking about her pride for the health

Piers Morgan has blasted Rita Ora after the singer broke lockdown rules by holding her 30th birthday party at a West London restaurant. Rita and 30 friends let their hair down at Casa Cruz in Notting Hill, West London on the evening of Saturday, 28 November, it is claimed.The party broke England lockdown restrictions which do not permit people to gather indoors or hospitality businesses to open.

Piers Morgan.

Rita Ora has reportedly paid a £10,000 fine after breaking coronavirus restrictions by hosting a party to mark her 30th birthday. A source claimed the star has dished out the cash voluntarily after speaking to police officers this morning, reports The Mirror.

Rita Ora says she's «deeply sorry» for throwing a birthday party amid lockdown restrictions in London due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Celebs really think the pandemic doesn’t apply to them, huh?

Rita Ora has told how she is "deeply sorry" for flaunting lockdown rules by holding a 30th birthday bash at a restaurant. It is claimed the singer partied with 30 friends at Casa Cruz in Notting Hill, West London on the evening of Saturday, 28 November, and has voluntarily paid a £10,000 fine to police.The singer took to Instagram to issue an apology for the bash but downplayed the size of it by describing it as a "small gathering".