Inside Rita Ora’s ‘inexcusable’ party as she pays a £ 10k fine for breaking the lockdown

Photographs show Rita Ora’s party after she is said to have voluntarily paid £ 10,000 for breaking coronavirus lockdown rules.

The singer apologized for the “inexcusable” event after inviting some of the greats and good of show business to her 30th birthday party.

The singer is said to have paid a voluntary fine of £ 10,000 after speaking to police about the party.

MET Police told Mirror Online: “Police were called at 9:10 PM on Saturday 28 November to receive reports of a possible violation of Covid regulations at a business premises on Clarendon Road, W11.

“Officers attended and carried out investigations at the scene, but found no evidence that any crime was being committed at the time.

“Officers continue to assess the allegations and are in contact with the local authority regarding a possible violation of regulations at the facility.
Investigations continue. ”

Later, the hostess was seen saying goodbye to her friends before they all went their separate ways.

Rita made a fascinating outing in a silver skirt and fur coat at the Casa Cruz restaurant in Notting Hill, west London.

Immaculately dressed, the singer had styled her golden locks into stretchy corkscrew curls especially for the occasion.

Temperatures were cooling in the capital, so naturally, Rita added layers to her party outfit, including a coat and gloves.

Sometimes Rita was seen wearing her coronavirus mask.

The photographs captured the police in action at the restaurant where the party had taken place.

Officers pounced on the scene in London where they were seen staring out the windows.

Parties and mixes remain banned under the latest coronavirus guidelines until December 2.

The restaurants had to close their doors for the second time this year, but were allowed to sell takeout.

The UK plunged into the second national lockdown in an attempt to address the surge in Covid-19 cases.

Rita shared a humiliating apology with fans after being criticized on social media for hosting the star-studded event.

In a statement, Rita said: “Hello everyone, I attended a small gathering with some friends to celebrate my 30th birthday.

“It was a spontaneous decision made with the wrong opinion that we were coming out of the confinement and that this would be fine …

“I deeply regret breaking the rules and, in turn, I understand that this puts people at risk.”

“This was a grave and inexcusable error in judgment. Given the restrictions, I realize how irresponsible these actions were and take full responsibility.

“I am particularly ashamed to learn firsthand how hard people have worked to combat this terrible disease and to be fully aware of the sacrifices that people and companies have made to help keep us all safe. Although this is not true. will fix, I want to sincerely apologize. “

A Met Police spokesperson told The Sun: “Police were called at 9:10 pm on Saturday to report a possible violation of Covid regulations on W11.”

Social media was filled with criticism as fans criticized Rita and her guests as “selfish” for breaking Covid-19 rules.

“Rita Ora, it is not so pleasant that you organize a party locked up, very selfish behavior, do you think you are above the law? Really embarrassing”, one was enraged.

Others added: “30 years and being a spoiled child! Don’t you think the COVID lockdown rules apply to you? Are you happy to risk spreading the disease out of your own selfish vanity? Shame on you! “

“A colleague’s mother just died and then I see her selfish, mindless, self-centered behavior. Maybe she should take a trip to her local ICU, nursing home, etc. What the hell was she thinking?”

Mirror Online has reached out to Rita’s representative and MET police for comment.