Was Genuinely Unprepared for Rita Ora's Massive Net Worth

Hello, we're here to inform you that Rita Ora—beloved unofficial mascot of of Who? Weekly, and British singer/songwriter—is rich. And not just like, normal-celebrity-who-has-several-million-dollars-in-the-bank-rich. Rita Ora has a reported net worth of $30 million in 2023, a number truly no one was prepared for but appears to be accurate. Obviously, Rita makes money from singing and touring (not to mention soundtracking major movies like Fifty Shades of Grey), but the majority of her income comes from TV and endorsements. Let's dive into the specifics of how she amassed this wealth, shall we?

She Earned a Fortune as a Coach on The Voice and Masked Singer

Rita has been a coach on both The Voice U.K. and The Voice Australia, and her fee? Very high. According to the Daily Mail's reporting back in 2021, "Contracts are being worked on for Rita; the ball is all in her court to return. She's being offered up to $1 million per season, which is a monster fee. It's tempting in a world where there's not as much money to be made in touring during COVID-19."

On top of this, Rita is a host on The Masked Singer U.K., where the Daily Mail reports she also got £1 million. "Rita received a whopping £1million-per-series deal for her role as a returning judge," a source mused in 2021. "They were really keen to secure her return as she had been such a big hit in the first series."

But That's Nothing Compared to Her X Factor Salary

Back in 2015, the Daily Mail (who seem very invested in Rita's salary, bless) reported that Rita had been offered a £1.5 million contract by Simon Cowell to host The X Factor U.K. There were some claims the number was closer to £1 million, but still...a lot of money!

She Makes $$$$ From Endorsements

Name a brand, and Rita has probably either endorsed it or partnered with it. Celebrity Net Worth reports that over the years, she's been a spokesperson for Superga, been the face of Material Girl, had lines with Donna Karen, worked with Roberto Cavalli, signed deals with Coca-Cola, collaborated with Adidas, and designed a collection for Escada. Like, she's BEEN BUSY.

Anyway, Rita also partnered with Shoedazzle for a line in 2020 when she told Forbes re: picking brands to work with: “For me, it’s all about having an authentic connection. I’m very hands on when it comes to my partnerships. I want to be right in the thick of it. If I’m putting my name on it, I need to feel a connection, not only with the product, but with the people I’m working with as well."

She Owns a £7.5 Million Victorian-Era Sanctuary

How bad are you willing to feel about your current living situation right now? If the answer is "terrible," please enjoy this tour of Rita Ora's genuinely gorgeous London home while gently weeping:

If this house doesn't prove to you that whatever Rita's doing is working, nothing will. As she put it to Forbes when she made 3o Under 30, "I wanted to do it all. I feel like we're in an era where entertainment can be so diverse. With being able to be an actress, be on TV and present and still put out an album. I think I'm part of a new kind of breed."

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