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Rita Ora has reportedly launched her own investigation to discover who had revealed the details of her 30th birthday celebrations, breaking lockdown restrictions.
The pop star apologized after she was photographed leaving her birthday gathering, in which 30 of her friends joined her for a party.
She is now determined to find out who the whistleblower was, after agreeing to pay a £ 10,000 fine, if imposed after the illegal celebrations.
A source told The Sun that Rita is seeking to follow in the footsteps of Coleen Rooney, who is in a legal battle with Rebekah Vardy, in what has been dubbed the Wagatha Christie trial.
Rita is said to have a “game plan” in order to expose the person she had exposed to her party.
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The source said Rita feels “humiliated” that her “transgression has come to light” and has “agreed to pay a fine of £ 10,000” if it was issued.
The source has suggested that “his closest confidants have been prying into his ear” with suggestions that someone in their meeting was responsible for the leak.
They went on to say that a “guilty conscience” or someone who “missed the cut” for the final guest list, may have been the one who betrayed her.
Photos surfaced showing police trying to enter the Casa Cruz restaurant in Notting Hill, west London, as the party continued inside on Saturday night.
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The model Cara Delevingne was one of the guests who came through the back door of the place.
The source added that Rita feels “paranoid” as the party was “meant to be secret.”
She is upset that someone made sure that “the police and the photographers knew what was happening.”
Rita is reportedly “coming up with a game plan and cheating” in hopes of finding the whistleblower, much like “Coleen did in the Wagatha Christie drama.”
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Rita has since pulled out of an appearance on ITV’s Jonathan Ross, which airs this weekend, and police have reportedly removed the restaurant’s CCTV equipment while they investigate the alleged closure violation.
The singer has issued an apology and said she “deeply regrets” her “grave and inexcusable error of judgment.”
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