CELEBRITY Gogglebox fans are in for a surprise as megastar Rita Ora and her older sister Elena will make an appearance tonight.
The Let Me Love You singer, 32, will be taking to the sofa on Friday's episode of the hit Channel 4 programme.
Rita and Elena have been signed up as the newest faces on the show.
They have been pictured settling down for an evening in front of the TV in new promo pictures.
The songstress looks chic in a skintight purple bodysuit with layered necklaces and a silver hoop earrings.
Rita styled her blonde tresses loose and opted for subtle make-up for her Channel 4 appearance.
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While her sister Elena, who is also Rita's manager, looked trendy in black figure-hugging leggings and a matching crop top.
The duo looked in their element as they prepare to give their opinion on all the latest telly news this week.
It's a big day for the Hot Right Now singer who recently dropped her new single, Don't Think Twice.
It features on her upcoming third album, You and I, which is released today.
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Rita looks unrecognisable in the video for her latest track, which was directed by her husband Taika Waititi.
In the Little Red Riding Hood-themed video, Rita, 32, can be seen turning into a monster.
The video was shot in Rita’s filmmaker hubby’s home country of New Zealand.
He even appears in a blink-and-you-miss it segment at the very end of the video alongside his pop star wife.
Fans praised the video on social media, with one gushing: “Can we talk about how multifaceted Rita Ora is and what an amazing artist she is? She is one of the few who throughout her career managed to reinvent herself and adapt over time.”
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