After last year’s cancellation in Paris, the prestigious ceremony returns to the UK, with Rita Ora reportedly in talks to present.

Rita Ora is poised to take the spotlight once again, as reports suggest she is in advanced discussions to host the upcoming MTV Europe Music Awards (EMAs) at Manchester’s Co-op Live Arena on November 10. This marks a significant return for the prestigious awards, which were forced to cancel last year’s show in Paris due to security concerns.

According to a source speaking to The Sun, the negotiations between MTV and Rita’s new management are underway, focusing on the finer details of the event. “Talks between MTV and Rita’s new management are ongoing, and they’re just ironing out the finer details,” the insider revealed.

The singer-songwriter, known for her hit “Hot Right Now,” is said to be thrilled about the opportunity, especially after parting ways with her longtime manager, Sarah Stennett, head of First Access Entertainment. “Rita couldn’t be more excited. She is spinning a lot of plates at the moment, but her first love will always be music, which is why when she was asked to present the ceremony, she jumped at the chance,” the source added.

With the event date quickly approaching, the pressure is on for Rita, but she is reportedly eager to embrace the challenge. “The ceremony is taking place on November 10, so there isn’t much time to spare, but Rita is up for it,” the insider confirmed.

This won’t be Rita’s first time hosting the MTV EMAs; she previously took on the role in 2017, showcasing her ability to engage the audience with her charisma and talent. Her return to the hosting duties reflects her enduring relationship with the music industry and her adaptability in navigating the evolving landscape of her career.

As the countdown to the MTV Europe Music Awards begins, fans are left eagerly anticipating the event and the exciting performances and appearances it promises to deliver. With Rita Ora potentially leading the show, it is set to be a night to remember in the world of music and entertainment.