Meanwhile, the Anywhere hitmaker went on to discuss the notion of researching a potential partner before committing to a relationship after a survey revealed that 20 per cent of Americans do so but admitted that she had already “done her homework” before choosing to get together with Waititi.
Speaking on The Drew Barrymore Show, she added: “I do like the idea of being surprised. But then - do you wanna waste time? We met through friends a couple of years ago so I did the homework and built the scaffolding so when we got together it was kind of easy.”
It comes mere days after the singer confirmed her marriage to the Kiwi-born director while appearing on iHeart Breakfast to promote her new song, she said: “Yes [I am married].
"I am officially off the market people.
“I chose to keep it more private and keep it to myself more but with my new video I am playing on what could have been.”
She recently released her new single You Only Love Me, and in the music video for the track, Ora stages a fake wedding that doesn’t go to plan.