Rita Ora and husband Taika Waititi 'buy £5m three-story mansion' in New Zealand: 'Having a place they can call home is really important'
Rita Ora has reportedly moved into a £5 million (€5.7 million) mansion in New Zealand with husband Taika Waititi.
The singer, 32, and her director husband, 48, who married last August, have bought the new Auckland property, according to The Sun.
The large property boasts four bedrooms, a swimming pool, veranda, private gardens, large garage, sun terrace and stunning views across the bay.
The dark gray house sits on a three-story clifftop platform and sits on two-thirds of an acre, with its own beach access.
Taika who has two daughters, Matewa Kiritapu and Te Hinekahu - from his previous marriage to Chelsea Winstanley - are still based in New Zealand, so the location works for them.
"Although Taika and Rita spend a lot of time in the UK, New Zealand is still a big part of his identity and their life together," a source said.
"So having a place they can call home is really important to him and his family. They've already started decorating and buying furniture to fit the space. They can't wait to spend some time there," the same source continued.
The news comes after Rita Ora was spotted celebrating Leonardo DiCaprio's 49th birthday in Beverley Hills on Saturday (November 11).
The singer was seen wearing a glamorous black mini dress, paired with a sophisticated coat.
Rita added height in a pair of chic black heels, and was also joined by husband Taika Waititi, 48.
Taika looked fashionable in a shirt, black pants and an oversized coat.
The married couple appeared to be in great spirits as they arrived side by side at the party.
According to reports, Rita married director Taika in an intimate ceremony in London.
The couple began dating in March 2021, before going public with their romance that August.
They got engaged in June 2022 and it is thought that the singer has changed her surname and will now be known as Mrs Waititi-Ora.
The pair enjoyed a romantic honeymoon on the stunning island of Waiheke, off the coast of Auckland. /Telegrafi/
