Rita Ora says she will "never" quit singing for acting.
The 'How We Do (Party)' hitmaker recently filmed scenes for her role in the upcoming blockbuster 'Fifty Shades of Grey', but she has no intention of completing a permanent switch to Hollywood.
She told Ahlan!: "Singing is where it all began for me. I love it and without doing that first I would never have managed to get anything else.
"I enjoy everything I do, but in five years time I will still be singing, that I promise you. I will never stop singing."
As well as her role in the erotic thriller, she has also appeared in the likes of 'Fast & Furious 6'.
The multi-talented star recently revealed she was "homeless" after leaving her flat due to her neighbours getting annoyed when she started to record her upcoming second album there.
She said: "Do you want to know something funny? I'm actually homeless right now.
"I had to leave my flat because the neighbours didn't like me that much. I'd been recording my album there, which is not a really good idea. Long story short, I now live in my sister's flat."

Sylvester Stallone made a surprise appearance at the Broadway preview of 'Rocky'.
The action movie veteran - who starred in the film versions of the boxing saga - shocked audience members when he showed up at the stage version of his 1976 blockbuster.
A source told New York Post newspaper's Page Six column: "Stallone made a surprise appearance at the end of the show and even stepped into the ring."
He posed alongside actor Andy Karl - who plays the hero in the stage production - as 'Saving Mr. Banks' star Tom Hanks led the audience in a 'Rocky' chant.
Sylvester, 67, climbed into the ring at the Winter Garden Theatre in New York City to celebrate the first performance of the new musical.
Recently, he paid tribute to Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer as the studio celebrate its 90th anniversary last month.
He said: "Once upon a time this amazing studio employed the finest creative minds in showbusiness.
"The most accomplished writers, actors, celebrated directors and producers found a home at MGM. I did and I was lucky enough to show up with this guy we called Rocky Balboa, and the character was born under the MGM banner.
"We may have had the 'Eye Of The Tiger', but it was the lion that put us on the map and made it all happen."

Kylie Minogue wanted to quit 'The Voice' because she didn't like rejecting the contestants.
The TV talent show mentor admitted having to turn down hopefuls on the show was difficult, and ending their dreams made her consider quitting.
Speaking at a Spotify music event, she said: "It can get you down a bit trying to think of ways to say no because no one wants to say that.
"The fun bits of being a coach are really fun but during the not fun bits you just don't want to be there."
Kylie explained she "doesn't really like decision-making", despite her high-profile role as a judge on the BBC singing contest.
She revealed: "It's intense. You think you're just never going to come up for air again because the days are very long.
"And for someone who doesn't really like decision-making, all day is decision-making."
However, the 'I Should Be So Lucky' hitmaker has been given the BBC's word that the contestants - whether they were successful or not - are "taken care of".
She explained: "The BBC assured me they have never had complaints from any of the contestants.
"They really get taken care of so well, whether they go through or they don't. They leave with a lot of experience."

Suzanne Shaw says 'Dancing On Ice' has taken over her life.
The former Hear'Say singer won the skating contest in 2008, and admitted training for the current All-Star final series means she hasn't seen "friends for family" unless they've come to watch the show.
She told The Sun on Sunday newspaper: "I love doing this and I don't want to wish it away but I have had to be disciplined off the ice.
"I've not seen my friends or family at all unless they've come down to watch me skating on Sunday nights.
"Last week I had three messages from friends on the same day, all saying, 'I've not spoken to you in ages.' "
While the show is a big deal for Suzanne, she is still making time for her son Corey, nine, and her mother - although she isn't getting to spend much time with boyfriend Sam Greenfield.
She admitted: "My priorities are skating, my mum and my nine-year-old son, Corey.
"I didn't do anything with Sam for Valentine's Day - I went home after training, put my PJs on and watched some 'Breaking Bad'. Luckily he understands it isn't forever."

Charlie Sheen is engaged to Brett Rossi.
The 'Anger Management' actor "got down on one knee" to propose to the porn star yesterday (15.02.14), and she has described him as her "soulmate"
She told E! News: "Yes! We are engaged! He even was a gentleman and got down on one knee. I was not expecting it at all.
"We had a beautiful Valentine's day and he proposed to me early this morning after we watched the sun rise ... The ring is classic and beautiful, but I don't have any photos to share just yet.
"This is the happiest moment of both our lives. He's my best friend and my soulmate."
The 48-year-old star took to Twitter last month, claiming the pair had got married - although this seems to have been Charlie teasing his fans.
He tweeted: "this is the house ware M Gorbachev R Reagan did some epic. it's also where S and I GOT MARRIED! c #RumorMilUhPede. (sic)"
'S' is a nickname for Brett, 24, who also goes by the name Scottie.
Now they are engaged, she could become his fourth wife, after Donna Peele, whom he wed between 1995 and 1996, Denise Richards who he married in 2002 and split from in 2006 and Brooke Mueller who was wed to Charlie from 2008 to 2011.

Simon Cowell told his son he'd been waiting for him all his life.
The new father - whose partner Lauren Silverman gave birth to their son Eric on Friday (14.02.14) - showed his sensitive side as he held his baby boy for the very first time.
According to the Sunday People newspaper, Simon said: "I've waited all my life for you."
The 'X Factor' boss was very emotional after Eric's arrival, and he was brought to "very happy tears" as he and Lauren welcomed their son into the world.
A source said: "He is such a proud dad and they are completely obsessed. It was an incredible and emotional day for them both.
"Simon was amazing and was by Lauren's side the entire time. There were very happy tears from everyone, including Simon."
It is said the boy's middle name is a tribute not only to Simon's late father Eric Philip, but also Topshop boss Sir Philip Green.
An insider told the Sunday Mirror newspaper: "Simon wanted to pay proper tribute to the influence of his late father in his life. Eric Philip is clearly a very proper and respectful tribute to the man.
"But there's no doubt he also wanted to pay some kind of tribute to another Philip who has been a major inspiration in his life, Sir Philip Green.
"It's tremendous he's been able to pay respect to two different male role models with his baby son's birth."

Harry Styles has invested in a £2.8 million painting.
The 'Story of My Life' hitmaker has bought a picture by late Haitan-American artist Jean-Michele Basquiat in an auction last week, and it is said he thinks it will be a "good way to make money".
A source told the Daily Star Sunday newspaper: "Harry's a big fan of art and sees it as a good way to make money. Rather than splurge, he thinks it's a smart investment.
"He already has a collection worth £150,000 but that's nothing compared to this purchase."
However, despite spending a huge amount of money on the new piece, the One Direction heart throb is said to be "really smart" with his finances, and has been taking advice from Jay Z.
The insider added: "Harry's really smart when it comes to money. He wants to invest his cash and Jay Z advised him to buy art."
Meanwhile, Harry just enjoyed a quiet break with Gary Barlow and James Corden at James Bond author Ian Fleming's old Goldeneye home.
The late writer penned many of his 007 spy adventures at the Jamaican property, and the British trio took the chance to have a relaxing few days before a busy month professionally.
A source previously said: "The boys had a great time together - full of lots of laughs and all very chilled."

Jennifer Lopez is a workaholic.
The 'On The Floor' star - who has five-year-old twins Max and Emme with ex-husband Marc Anthony - is always working on new projects and ideas and though her work ethic is admirable, it makes some people around her uncomfortable.
A source said: "Jennifer is constantly working, 24 hours a day. She makes phone calls at all hours of the night. She'll have an idea and work non-stop until it happens. That kind of work ethic is why she's had success, but it's hard for people to deal with."
The source adds that the 44-year-old singer - who has returned as a judge on 'American Idol' this year - is worried if she has a break she will lose her status and profile.
The insider added to America's OK! magazine: "She's afraid that if she takes time off it will all be over. She actually took a break when she was with Marc Anthony and had the kids. Her career kind of stalled. She freaked out. She got everything back up and running because she was afraid. She feels that if she's not on top of everything it will go away."

Tom Hiddleston is backing Chiwetel Ejiofor to triumph at the BAFTA Awards.
The 33-year-old actor starred alongside the '12 Years A Slave' star in a production of William Shakespeare's 'Othello' and thinks he will win Best Actor at the bash, which takes place at London's Royal Opera House tonight (16.02.14).
Quizzed on who he's rooting for, he said: "Chiwetel Ejiofor. I did 'Othello' with him and Ewan McGregor at the Donmar and it was the sort of performance that comes along every 25 years."
Hiddleston, who stared in 'Thor' as Loki, has spoken to McGregor - who was cast as Jedi Obi-Wan Kenobi in the 'Star Wars' prequel trilogy - about the new 'Star Wars' movie and although he would be keen to be cast in episode VII,he doesn't think he's what director J. J. Abrams is looking for.
Talking about the forthcoming film, he told Time Out magazine: "It'd be very flattering, of course. I did talk to Ewan about it once. When they asked if he wanted to be Obi Wan Kenobi, he said 'Are you joking? Of course!' But his experience didn't live up to the promise. Besides, I imagine they're looking for people who don't have an association elsewhere. The audience need to believe in the character, rather than saying, 'Oh look, Loki with a lightsaber!"

Beyonce doesn't let her daughter eat sugar.
The 'Drunk in Love' singer has Blue Ivy, two, with rapper husband Jay-Z and they are committed to her having as healthy a lifestyle as possible, which means cutting out unnecessary sweet treats.
A source said: "She make sure Blue only eats healthy. She doesn't get any white sugar unless it's a birthday party or a special occasion."
For a treat, Beyonce is said to give the youngster fruit slices, and she is not allowed any pre-packaged goods either.
The source added to Us Weekly magazine: "Processed foods are a big no in their family."
In December last year, Beyonce and Jay took up a challenge to eat only vegan food for 22 days, which they broke only at Christmas.
Explaining the challenge, Jay wrote on his blog: This all began a few months back when a good friend and vegan challenged me to embrace a 'plant-based breakfast' every day. It was surprisingly easier on me than I thought...
"I don't know what happens after Christmas. A semi-vegan, a full plant-based diet? Or just a spiritual and physical challenge? We'll see... (sic)"

Lea Michele was a "ballsy little kid".
The 27-year-old actress - who plays singing sensation Rachel Berry in 'Glee' - admits she had no fear of anything when she was younger and proved that to her mother when she auditioned for a part in 'Les Miserables' at the age of eight.
She said: "When I was eight and I auditioned for 'Les Miserables' [was when I realised I could sing]. My friend was auditioning and I wanted to too. Mum was like, 'You can't sing', but I'd never tried!
"After the audition I said, 'I think they really like me'. She said if we ever hear from them again, it will be a miracle. I was a ballsy little kid. I felt no fear at all."
The brunette beauty has reportedly been branded a diva in the past by fellow celebrities and her co-stars but, although she insists the rumours are completely false, she claims she doesn't care what other people think of her anymore.
She told We Love Pop magazine: "I am a very outspoken person, and if something makes me uncomfortable, you will know that it makes me uncomfortable. But that's as a far as it goes. I can assure that [diva rumours] aren't real. It's super frustrating sometimes, and I used to fight back, but now I feel like, 'You can think what you want to think about me - that's OK."

George Clooney is looking for "happiness, peacefulness and joy".
The 'Gravity' actor was mocked by Tina Fey at the Golden Globe awards over his penchant for younger women insists he is getting "wiser" as he grows older, but still has the same priorities he has always had.
Discussing the joke, he said: "Yes I did hear and I heard everybody laughing very hard too.
"All I will say is we get wiser as we get older. And that what I am looking for in life is the same as I always have; happiness, peacefulness and joy. And that's all I'm going to say about that because otherwise I'd get into trouble."
George - whose latest movie, 'The Monuments Men' follows an Allied group who try and save pieces of art and other items of cultural importance before their destruction by Adolf Hitler - has filled his home with pictures and paintings that make the place feel "warm", rather than splashing out on expensive pieces of art.
He told Britain's Hello! magazine: "I do have paintings on my wall which I love and are incredibly important to me, but for personal reasons not because they're expensive.
"I have a picture of a rainy Paris street scene which I bought when I was 33 and on my first trip to Paris. I got past it when I go upstairs every night and it reminds me of that trip and makes me happy.
"I bought a painting in Madrid on my first trip there too and a lot of people say, 'Well it's not the greatest painting' and I say, 'It is to me'.
"OK, you can look at a beautiful painting and say, 'That's beautiful' but to me, it feels warmer to fill my home with pictures of friends and family and paintings of places I've gone. That's what I want to come home to."