Pop singer, Rita Ora, has flashed her fair share off butt and has now explained why she doesn't really care about her underwear.
Singer opens up on her disinterest in undies
The blonde bombshell said that, end of the day, men don't care about it as they just want to take it off.
Pop singer, Rita Ora opens up on her dislike for undies
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She said to reporters at the iHeartRadio music festival:
“Being from England, the last thing I think about is matching my underwear. Some people like lingerie but for me I am really all about comfort. And I personally don’t think people really care about your underwear, anyway, boys just want to take it off, so I don’t think they are going to remember it."
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