Rita Ora claims an obsessed fan wanted to kill her, which is nice thing to accompany one's new found fame, no?
The 23-year-old says she loves her fans, who are affectionately nicknamed Rita-bots (for some bizarre reason), but she sometimes feels as though they expect too much from her, and when they react aggressively she feels un-safe.
She said: 'It's nice to be accepted by my Rita-bots and I am always honest with them. But there was one person in New York who scared me. He was following us everywhere. I had no idea how he got to places I was going to but he would and he always, always asked for a picture. But one day his camera fell on the floor while it was raining and I've never seen anyone turn so angry. That was weird - you give people what they want and then they go too far, and want to kill you.'
Ora admits that although she sometimes feels threatened by fans, she's still comfortable being herself in interviews, and for the most part she doesn't feel as though she has to keep things private.
She told the Daily Star: 'At the moment I don't worry about it. I'm as open as I want to be. I tell the truth in interviews, you always have control over it. If I don't want people to know something then I won't tale about it. And there's a way of stopping stories coming out in the press.'
