Rita Ora in 'awkward blunder' as singer accidentally addresses presenter as Huw Edwards

Rita Ora and Taika Waititi are finally spilling all the tea about their wedding!

Rita Ora has finally confirmed that she got married to New Zealand director Taika Waititi last summer. The international superstar singer has mostly kept her relationship and subsequent engagement to the Marvel key player down low over the last few years, save for a few red carpet appearances here and there. And when it came to the couple's wedding, Rita was so determined to avoid addressing the speculation that she allowed the media to continually guess her wedding date.

Rita Ora is opening up about her love life and her career.

The UK’s influential Culture, Media & Sport Committee has written to both the BBC and The Sun over investigations into Huw Edwards and Dan Wootton.

EXCLUSIVE: The BBC has defended the high volume of coverage it dedicated to the scandal involving Huw Edwards, the British broadcaster’s highest-paid news presenter.

Follow OK! on Threads here: https://www.threads.net/@ok_mag Rita Ora's album launch party descended into chaos this week after a fan was arrested for behaving erratically. Security tried to calm the man down but the police then had to be called.They handcuffed him and escorted him out of the venue, putting him into the back of a cop car.The incident delayed Rita's appearance at the gig in Pryzm, Kingston, by an hour. She was there to showcase her new album You & I to fans.

Fifty Shades of Grey actor posed in the kickiest fit: a barely-there crochet halter bikini top, a pleated denim skirt and boots that appear at first glance to be go-go style, but are actually sneakers that lace all the way up her calf. Accessorizing with a white bag and big sunglasses, it's giving J. Lo and Cheerleader Avril.In another pic, Ora reveals that the boots are Dior, or as they say on the back, “J'Adior” (she's a big fan of this phrase, two days ago).

Rita Ora will surprise Love Islanders with a private performance on the ITV reality show, it has been revealed. The British pop star was teased as a “new arrival” to the villa ahead of Tuesday’s episode.

So many stars showed up to celebrate the summer season at British Vogue and self-portrait’s Summer Party last week!

Journalists and other personnel at BBC News remain divided over the organisation’s treatment of the story concerning its most senior news anchor Huw Edwards – identified on Wednesday as the presenter at the centre of allegations of spending thousands of pounds on sexual pictures. 

Huw Edwards fans have rushed to support him after it was revealed he is currently in the hospital battling with mental health problems.

TV personality Richard Madeley says he feels 'deeply sorry' for BBC presenter Huw Edwards after he was named at the centre of an alleged explicit images scandal.The Sun newspaper broke the allegations that claimed a BBC presenter paid a teenager £35,000 in exchange for explicit images.The teenager's mother claimed that she saw a picture of the presenter on her teenager's phone "sitting on a sofa in his house in his underwear". On Tuesday, July 12, Huw Edwards was named by his wife Vicky Flind as the BBC star that was investigated over the scandal.

Viewers branded BBC Breakfast presenter Charlie Stayt's interview with Rita Ora as “flirty” and “excruciating” as she appeared on the show to promote her new music.The singer, 32, appeared on the news chat show on Saturday morning (15 July), where she opened up about her new album and relationship with husband Taika Waititi. However, just before the began talking about her music, Rita and host Charlie had an awkward moment of banter, which some fans called "excruciating" online.

Rita Ora has said she was “lonely and had given up on love” before finding her now husband Taika Waititi. The couple started dating in 2021, when Rita was in Australia to appear on the local version of The Voice, and connected with New Zealand born film director Taika. A whirlwind romance occurred, with the couple marrying in a secret ceremony in January this year.

The BBC’s main primetime news presenter Huw Edwards and his family are receiving advice from former News of the World tabloid editor Andy Coulson, The Guardian reports. 

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Last week, news broke in UK media outlets about a BBC broadcaster who allegedly paid £35,000 to a 17-year-old for sexually explicit photos. The scandal, which was first reported

BBC News viewers have shared their support for Clive Myrie after the presenter was seemingly moved to tears during a segment about the Huw Edwards scandal.On Wednesday (July 12), Edwards was revealed as the suspended presenter, after it was claimed that an notable BBC employee had paid a young person £35,000 for sexually explicit images.Following the allegations, the Met police confirmed that there was no evidence of a crime being committed. Edwards’ wife, Vicky Flind, later released a statement on his behalf.In the statement, Flind said that her husband was “suffering from serious mental health issues” and “is now receiving in-patient hospital care where he’ll stay for the foreseeable future”.Edwards’ colleague Sophie Raworth announced the news on BBC News at Six, which was later discussed by Myrie.Myrie began: “He is one of the most recognisable faces on British television, anchoring national and international events often from this very chair.“But tonight, Huw Edwards, the lead anchor of the BBC’s News at Ten, has been revealed as the man at the centre of allegations over the payment of thousands of pounds to a young person for explicit pictures.”He continued: “After what have been five extremely difficult days, Huw Edwards has not resigned from the BBC.”As Myrie presented the story, viewers noted that he appeared to be tearful.I'm sure I saw tears in Clive Myrie's eyes tonight.

The BBC has resumed its investigation into the allegations against one of their presenters, which has now been revealed is newsreader Huw Edwards, after the Metropolitan Police said no criminal offence had been committed. It comes after they were asked to pause their internal inquiries by the police force whilst officers decided if there was any justification for a criminal investigation - which they have decided against.This decision means that the BBC are free to resume its own protocol, with Director general Tim Davie saying they will "assess how some complaints are red flagged up the organisation." While the investigation will look into Huw Edwards' conduct.