RITA Ora caught her mum Vera dancing in the kitchen at her beautiful London home to Dire Straits’ hit Romeo And Juliet.
The pop star shared the sweet moment showing stylish Vera rocking out to the 1991 track at the kitchen sink.
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The psychiatrist wore a gorgeous floral dress and black boots, while throwing her hands in the air and miming the lyrics as Rita laughed.
Rita, who bought the six-bedroom Victorian pad in London last year, wrote over the top: ” Someone’s happy.”
Vera stood in her daughter’s galley kitchen in her huge home.
The room boasts a skylight, large windows with black frames and a marble workto pwith a gas hob built in.
A varnished wood floor continues into the star’s living room, where the singer has dark sofas and green plants to contrast the room’s white walls.
Rita shared her morning routine in a video on Instagram last month and in it she hops out of a huge white bed.
She showed fans her face creams in a mini fridge on her bedside table, and used an electric toothbrush in her glam bathroom.
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It also featured a white marble sink and a stylish gold brass tap.
Elsewhere Rita showed fans her massive shoe collection with a whole room dedicated to her footwear.
The house appears to have huge windows that allow in plenty of light with Rita making it extra cosy using light cream rugs.
Though the house is in London Rita has a touch of nature right outside her front door where there is a huge tree on her private path.
Her mansion was previously owned more than a century ago by a celebrated illustrator of the Grimm fairy tales.
He was said to have hung his fairy models from the exposed beams.
Rita now has plenty of room to throw parties when allowed.
She issued an apology for breaking lockdown rules with her birthday bash and volunteered to pay any fine — totalling as much as £10,000.
The star moved back to the UK from Los Angeles with new husband Taika Waititi earlier this year.
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