Rita Ora, 35, and husband Taika Waititi, 50, put on loved-up display during first red carpet appearance in months

Rita Ora, who will be seen as the Queen of Hearts of Wonderland in the new Disney movie 'Descendants: Wicked Wonderland,' attended its premiere at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures on July 14, 2026, in Los Angeles, California. She was accompanied by her director husband, Taika Waititi, and the duo packed on the PDA at the red carpet.

Rita Ora knows how to turn heads as she attended the July 14 premiere in a see-through gown by Vietnamese designer Do Long. The bespoke dress featured a structured corset bodice in a blush pink base, which she layered with red lace-up panels. The upper part of the dress hugged the 35-year-old at all the right places before flaring into a dramatic mermaid skirt. Ora's husband made sure to steal a kiss on her cheek as the actress posed for the cameras.

Rita Ora and Taika Waititi seemingly appeared to be in playful and high spirits as they hit the red carpet together. At one point, the singer-and-actress was seen pulling her husband, Taika Waititi's cheeks. As for her look, Ora kept her makeup, hair, and jewellery subtle unlike her dress. She paired her gown with a pair of glittery diamond earrings. Also, for her hair, she went for the sleek platinum-blonde bob style. Her makeup was on point complimenting her dress as she chose bronzed makeup, glossy lips, and softly defined eyes.

Taika Waititi opted for a relaxed, casual look for the July 14 event as he donned a light grey jacket, matching trousers, a white T-shirt and white sneakers. The 50-year-old, however, did not shy away from expressing his love for the actress via his gestures. The couple never left their sides at the premiere while cutely posing for the photographs together.

Rita Ora and Taika Waititi, both are extremely busy personalities. But last year, she revealed what makes their relationship strong. In an interview, the TV personality had reportedly shared, "I think just respect and supporting each other through our own separate careers, ventures, space and just honoring that and being support systems."