Rita Ora poses in a patterned bikini as she takes an outdoor shower ahead of performing at the Bittersweet Music Festival in Poland

Rita Ora posed up a storm in a patterned bikini as she took an outdoor shower in a slew of Instagram snaps on Friday.

The singer, 35, cooled off ahead of performing at the Bittersweet Music Festival in Poland. 

Rita showed off her figure in a zebra print bikini top and snakeskin print bottoms as she worked the camera.

She captioned the post: 'Summertime isn’t over yet. See you tonight @bittersweetmusicfestival on the Bittersweet Stage at 7pm!! Can’t wait to get wet with you all.'

Rita is in Poland after her sun-soaked holiday in Ibiza with husband Taika Waititi, 50, earlier this week.

The couple were seen enjoying spending time together as they headed out on a yacht. 

The couple have been married for almost four years and will celebrate their anniversary in August. 

Rita is currently busy working on her fourth album and recently reprised her role as the Queen of Hearts in Descendants.

But despite now being a global superstar with an estimated net worth of £26million, Rita's childhood couldn't have been more different.

She was born in Pristina, Kosovo, but her family fled during the persecution of ethnic Albanians in the early nineties.

At the time, her mum Vera was a doctor and her dad Besnik, an economist, and upon arrival in the UK, they learnt English and started their lives again.

Her dad swapped his career to run a pub, and famously managed the Queen Arms Pub in Kilburn, London. Meanwhile, her mum retrained as a psychiatrist.

In a new interview, Rita opened up about her upbringing as a refugee and if she had ever felt uncomfortable about the way immigration is discussed in the UK.

She told The Times: 'All I know is I'm always grateful for the education I received and proud of being an immigrant.

'I think a lot of immigrants have a special energy: maybe a touch of imposter syndrome that makes them ready to improve themselves.

'Even if they're not first generation, you look back at so many great artists, and there's an immigrant story in their family history.'

Kosovo is the second-youngest country in the world and the youngest in Europe, declaring its independence from Serbia in February 2008.

Elsewhere, Rita is planning to take to the big screen again in one of her husband Taika Waititi's films, and revealed she would love to appear in one of his movies.

She said: 'Absolutely. I'm surprised it has taken this long! It all has to be about the script, the story and it just has to make sense but that is one of our dreams.'