Rita Ora sent temperatures soaring as she posed for sizzling Instagram snaps in a Burberry bikini as she gave a glimpse into her Glastonbury weekend on Monday.
The British singer, 34, showed off her incredible figure in the designer £450 two-piece which she teamed with a black chunky belt and coordinated boots.
Rita later slipped into a pair of eye catching yellow sports shorts as she posed in front of a black £100K Mercedes G Wagon.
In another snap, the Poison hitmaker went braless under a white crop top as she posed for a selfie while walking through the motor home camping area at the Worthy Farm festival.
The Hot Right Now songstress slipped into a daring black backless minidress another day as she enjoyed the festival.
For her final outfit, Rita commanded attention in a white semi-sheer crochet crop top and matching skirt which she teamed with a pair of £570 Burberry wellies.
The star also shared a sweet snap of her husband Taika Waititi, 49, with singer Lorde, 29, in the VIP area.
She simply penned: 'GLASTO'.
Over the weekend, the likes of Charli XCX, The 1975, Olivia Rodrigo and Rod Stewart were among the stars headlining the festival.
It comes after Rita opened up about her 'tough' years as a teenager as her world 'crumbled' after her mother Vera was diagnosed with breast cancer.
The singer was only 13-years-old when her mother was diagnosed in 2005 at the age of 39 with her undergoing a partial mastectomy, chemotherapy and radiation.
Rita, who has previously said she has experienced PTSD (post-traumatic stress disorder) and panic attacks in the wake of Vera's health battle, revealed she now has hypochondria and regularly gets health check-ups.
Opening up to Davina McCall on her Begin Again podcast, the pop star reflected on her mother's health battle.
She said: 'It was tough seeing something that you believe has always and is always going to be there just sort of like crumble in front of you.
'Even when you're a kid, I was a teenager, I was 13 and I was very confused.
'I wanted to be with her all the time but she wanted me to go to school you know, I was going to a really great school that they were paying for amongst all of the treatments that she was doing, it was a really hard time for them my parents.'
Rita said that seeing Vera's whole treatment process 'trickled into her own health' and she started going to the doctors 'too many times' herself.
She continued: 'It's insane the ratings and the percentages of breast cancer and that definitely got me worried and checked and going to get my checks regularly and and it kind of trickled into my own health I guess because I was definitely seeing the whole experience with my mother.
'I definitely wanted to be there for her so I didn't realise actually that that was a thing until I started therapy.
'I was like "Oh maybe I'm going to the doctors too many times." But I do believe that is the reason because I saw that happen and that whole treatment process.'
The singer added that her mum has PTSD and 'never ending fear' around the times of her regular check-ups as there is always that 'what if' scenario.
She added: 'She still feels that way too when she gets her checkups, you have to always have your regular checkups and my mother always has that fear just during that period of what if and of course that's PTSD.
'God knows what that must have felt like to go through it but yeah, it's a never ending fear that will happen when you have that one lifechanging experience'.
