'I Will Never Let You Down' superstar Rita Ora has revealed that there are two moments in her career that stand out as the most nerve-wracking and they're both very different. 

Speaking to Grazia magazine recently, the beauty explained that she has never been so nervous as the time she met President Barack Obama, but she gets the same kind of anxiety from doing live shows as a coach on 'The Voice':

Yes, live always makes me nervous. But since conquering the Oscars, I feel I can do anything. That was a big platform and it changed a lot for me that performance. I got a great reaction and my social followers went up a LOT. It was that and meeting the President of the United States that’s topped it for me.

Ora was then asked how she handles negativity from the media and admitted that she doesn't pay attention to stories about herself in the press: "I’m very busy so that keeps me distracted from focusing on negativity. There’s always going to be pros and cons with being in the public eye."

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