AceShowbiz - Music icon Rita Ora has reportedly finalized talks to host the prestigious MTV Europe Music Awards (EMAs) on November 10 at Manchester's Co-op Live Arena. This marks Ora's second time hosting the event, following her successful stint in 2017 at Wembley Arena.

Despite replacing long-time manager Sarah Stennett, Ora has wasted no time in securing new projects. A source close to the singer revealed, "Rita couldn't be more excited. Her first love will always be music, so when she was asked to present the ceremony, she jumped at the chance."

This year's EMAs are a significant comeback for the event, which was canceled last year due to security concerns. The ceremony will feature a star-studded lineup of performers and a host of awards.

Ora's return to hosting duties comes amidst her departure from the judging panel of the hit ITV show "The Masked Singer". She has recently been replaced by Maya Jama, prompting concerns among some viewers about the loss of musical expertise. However, one user defended the move, stating that the show's focus is on guessing the identities of performers, not singing ability.

In addition to hosting the EMAs, Ora is also set to release new music. Her upcoming album, a follow-up to 2023's "You & I," is expected to feature a more eclectic sound. Ora has stated, "My upcoming album - everything's a bit awkward, a bit off, a little less perfect. Not super-polished."

Ora's career has continued to flourish despite the recent changes. She has been filming "The Masked Singer" in the U.S. and working on a new film, "He Bled Neon". Her fans eagerly anticipate her fourth album, which is expected to showcase her evolving artistry.