Rita Ora expands her extensive tattoo collection with arrow arm inks as she kicks off 2024 in New York

Rita Ora showed off her latest ink as she shared an insight into her first week of 2024.

The 33-year-old singer rang in the new year in New York and couldn't resist visiting her tattoo parlour.

Rita took to Instagram on Friday and shared photos of the moment she completed her extensive tattoo collection with an arrow designer on her forearm.

The ornate ink featured stars and arrows and resembled some of the designs she already had on her hands.

The Anywhere hitmaker was also revealed to have the number 26 and a dagger tattooed on her hands.

The 33-year-old singer took to Instagram on Friday and shared photos of the moment she completed her extensive tattoo collection with an arrow designer on her forearm

Other photos showed Rita throwing her hands in the air as she walked across a zebra crossing in a tan suede coat with sheepskin trim

Other photos showed Rita throwing her hands in the air as she walked across a zebra crossing in a tan suede coat with shearling trim and played a game of pool.

Rita captioned the post: 'NYC dumpies…are we still doing that in 2024?'

The first tattoo the singer ever got was a small star near her waist. Rita recalled her first visit to the studio during a conversation with Heart radio.

'The first one I got is in an area I thought my parents wouldn't see, right at the top of my hip area. Me and my best friend made it happen, and it's basically a star'.

'I got it when I was actually illegal (underage). I used my sister's ID to go get it.”

Rita's tattoo collection includes Arabic, R, roses, a birdcage and a nude drawing.

The singer's Instagram post comes after she was criticized by fans earlier this week for promoting a $2,499 radiation-free MRI scan, which the “vast majority of people cannot afford.”

The singer came under fire after undergoing a groundbreaking Prenuvo scan, which can detect more than 500 cancers and diseases early.

Rita captioned the post: 'NYC dumpies…are we still doing that in 2024?' as she showed off her Hermes handbag

Rita wrapped herself warm in a knitted, crocheted headscarf as she headed into the Big Apple

Rita showed off her dagger and 26 ink cartridges that joined her existing hand artwork

The singer sat back with friends as she played pool

Rita, whose mother Vera previously battled breast cancer, said she believes in 'doing everything she can' to keep herself healthy as a result.

Sharing photos of herself before undergoing the scan, Rita wrote: 'With my mother's history of breast cancer, it has always been so important for me to be proactive and not reactive when it comes to physical health.

'I'm a big believer in doing everything I can to keep myself healthy and learn more about my body. So recently I went to @prenuvo for a full body scan.

'I was so impressed with the incredible technology and the Prenuvo doctors who talked me through my results and advised me on what I can do to take better care of myself.

Rita Ora has been criticized by fans for promoting a $2,499 radiation-free MRI scan that the 'vast majority of people cannot afford'

Rita wrote: 'I'm a big believer in doing everything I can to keep myself healthy and learn more about my body. So recently I went to @prenuvo for a full body scan'

Rita received harsh criticism from fans who pointed out that the scan will mainly be used by the 'rich' and not by ordinary people

'I was provided with support and guidance every step of the way. Thanks a lot guys. For more information, visit Prenuvo.com.”

However, Rita received harsh criticism from fans who pointed out that the scan will mainly be used by the 'rich' and not by ordinary people.

One Instagram user wrote: 'How much did that cost?! We mere mortals probably couldn't afford that luxury.'

Another added: 'Wow, promoting proactive scans for the rich and privileged, a full body MRI is something the vast majority of people cannot afford. I wonder if you paid for your scan?'

A third wrote: 'That's great Rita, but how affordable is this for regular people? It's probably not even accessible to the general public.'

Another wrote: 'Your fans can't afford this, but it's good for you, right?'

Kim Kardashian previously came under fire for promoting the same scan to her Instagram followers.