Rita Ora steps off private jet with A-list pals Chris Hemsworth and Matt Damon
RITA Ora was spotted leaving a private jet with high-profile pals Chris Hemsworth and Matt Damon.
The singer and actress, 30, wrapped filming on The Voice Australia before she enjoyed a weekend away with her famous friends.
Rita spent 14 days in hotel quarantine ahead of the series.
She rode out her isolation in a five-star luxury location before being set allowed to enjoy the sites of relatively Covid-free Australia.
Since then, The Fifty Shades star has been meeting up with her A-list inner circle, including the likes of Russell Crowe, Isla Fisher and Chris Hemsworth's wife Elsa Pataky.
And yesterday, she looked almost unrecognisable in green tracksuit bottoms and a baggy grey top as she headed back to Sydney from her trip to Gold Coast.
Rita looked comfortable after her short flight with movie stars Matt, Chris, and Elsa, as well as director Taika Waititi.
The Martian star Matt, 50, donned a grey long-sleeved top teamed with dark trousers and a baseball cap.
Aussie native Chris, 37, was followed by wife Elsa, 44, and their kids who made their way to transport on the runway.
Last month, Rita's trip Down Under came under fire from Australia's opposition home affairs spokeswoman, who said the singer had been prioritised over 40,000 citizens stranded abroad due to a a cap on people arriving in the country.
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The London born singer, who can be seen in new film Twist, was slammed by Kristina Keneally, who told The Guardian that her quarantine spot came at the expense of Australians trying to return home.
"It's another example of (Prime Minister) Scott Morrison leaving Australians behind," she said.
"There are still 40,000 Australians stranded overseas. Every celebrity who takes up a place in quarantine is a place denied to a stranded Australian."
However, the Australian Border Force told the Times that travel exemptions for film and television productions were "considered where there is evidence of the economic benefit the production will bring to Australia and support from the relevant state authority."