On the one-year anniversary of their wedding ceremony, Rita Ora and Taika Waititi have lastly revealed particulars about their romantic, non-public ceremony — together with what everybody bought improper about it.
Sharing photographs and recollections of the large day to Vogue, the couple confessed to being amused by all of the false stories speculating on when and the place they bought hitched. “It wasn’t in London or in France like everybody reported,” Waititi instructed the publication. “It was in L.A. with a small group of mates.”
“At our house!” added Ora. “It’s really been fairly entertaining for us to see the completely different tales individuals made up and all of the whereas getting to maintain it to ourselves,” Ora mentioned. “And, I really like that we now get to share what actually occurred — and to do it on our one-year anniversary, no much less.”
And by “small group of mates,” Waititi actually meant a small group of mates. There have been solely about eight individuals within the room, whole; the couple’s mother and father joined in by way of Zoom.
The Thor: Love and Thunder director and the “Praising You” singer bought hitched Aug. 4, 2022, after placing up a romance the yr prior. Waititi additionally gushed in regards to the second Ora proposed whereas the 2 had been on trip in Palm Springs, Calif., only a few weeks earlier than the marriage.
“She proposed to me, and I mentioned sure immediately,” he recalled to Vogue.
It wasn’t till this yr that Ora formally confirmed that she and the 47-year-old filmmaker had secretly tied the knot. “Sure. I’m formally off the market, individuals,” she reportedly mentioned in a radio interview in January. “I selected to maintain it extra non-public and hold it to myself… It was precisely, precisely how I needed. It’s good to maintain some issues simply to myself generally. It was good and candy. Sorry it’s not that attention-grabbing. Someday I’ll throw a giant get together.”
See photographs from Rita Ora and Taika Waititi’s intimate wedding ceremony right here.
