Rita Ora looks incredible in her new How to Be Lonely dance video 

She’s had a busy 2020 so far with The Masked Singer and the upcoming Oliver Twist film remake.

And Rita Ora released her new dance video for latest hit How to Be Lonely on Wednesday. 

The three-minute long video, titled How To Be Lonely (Live From Dance Rehearsals), sees the singer, 29, show off her impressive moves with an entourage of dancers. 

While Rita herself took to Instagram to share a teaser of the video, she captioned it: ‘The #HowToBeLonely DANCE VIDEO IS OUT NOW⚡️⚡️ 

‘Hope you all loveee it! Watch on YouTube at the link in my bio and let me see you! @aaronsillis @ronanpark @marcusarjon @bomteard.’

In the video, Rita looks incredible as she goes braless and showcases her toned figure in a tiny white crop top with matching hot pants.

The star adds a collection of chunky gold jewellery and white platform trainers. 

Rita styles her blonde locks into a tousled sweptback hairdo, she adds a slick of glamorous make-up.

The video sees the star show off her own solo dance moves and she later performs with a male dancer. 

How To Be Lonely is co-written by Lewis Capaldi and Rita took to Twitter on Friday to share a fun video with the Scottish singer.

She said: ‘#HOWTOBELONELY IS OUT NOW!! I’ve wanted to share this with you for so long!!! All your support means everrrrrrything to me, I wouldn’t be here without you and I want to see your reactions! ⚡️⚡️ Listen here!!!’

Speaking about the new track on the Capital Breakfast Show with Roman Kemp last week, Rita described how she finds being alone ‘liberating’ after her breakup.

She doesn’t refer to which breakup this was, but her most notable ones include Andrew Watt and Andrew Garfield.

She told Roman: ‘Basically what I love about this song, was that I heard it and it was like midway through I guess, you know, breaking up and I kind just was like, you know what, gosh, I don’t know why we always put this thing on ourselves of like, “Oh no, we can’t be by ourselves and it’s so hard to be alone.”

‘And all that stuff and I just thought you know what, I thought sometimes it’s really cool and really liberating and I’ve been going through a phase where I’ve been really good at being by myself and like having baths on a Saturday and getting a massage and being OK and being content.

‘And I don’t think it’s something to shy away from, and I actually think it’s a beautiful thing because it makes you a better person and I don’t feel like people talk about it enough.

‘So when I heard it, I thought “Wow, Lewis, you really touched a nerve”, especially for me, so I hope when people listen to it, it touches them too.’