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Rita Ora only has nice things to say about Taylor Swift

Rita Ora thinks Taylor Swift is “incredible”.

The ‘Poison’ singer loves Taylor as an artist and for what she “stands for” as a person and is constantly in awe of the hit singles she’s able to write.

Speaking to website Noisey, she said: “I think she’s one of the most incredible songwriters of our generation. I’m not even just saying it. I absolutely adore her music and love what she stands for.”

Her support for the ‘Shake It Off’ singer may come as a surprise to some as Taylor is now dating Rita’s ex-boyfriend Calvin Harris.

Related: How cute were Taylor Swift and Calvin Harris at the Billboard Music Awards?

But Rita believes all women in the music business should support each other and she makes it her mission to publicly praise her pop peers.

The 24-year-old beauty was taught by her mother to go through life having respect for other people and it’s a lesson she has never forgotten and it’s a message she wants to spread.

Rita – who is getting ready to release her next album – revealed: “You pay respect to people who deserve it – Beyoncé and Madonna. When Madonna was going through it on this last record, I was one of the first people to post my support on Instagram. Don’t battle her because of her age. I’m a girl’s girl, I support women and it comes back to you. I’d love that support. There’s a fine line between believing in yourself and being a f***ing arsehole. I don’t step on people’s toes … I learned this from my mum: pay respect to people, be appreciative and believe in yourself because nobody else will until you do it first.”

In other news, it looks like Rita is single again.

Related: Did Rita Ora call time on her relationship with Ricky Hall?

The ‘How We Do’ hitmaker has been dating the 25-year-old rapper – the son of fashion designer Tommy Hilfiger – since last summer alluded to the split during an interview with E! News during the Billboard Music Awards 2015 in Las Vegas on Sunday (17.05.15).

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