Rita Ora on The Voice auditions

Rita Ora has admitted that she’s thought that it was difficult to say no to competitors on The Voice UK.

The ‘Hot Right Now’ hitmaker is the beginner judge on the current year’s arrangement and discovered the visually impaired tryout process extreme.

“The blind auditions were crazy” she recalled this week, having filmed the stages in Manchester last year. “I found it really tough not knowing what was going to happen next.

“I had no idea who was going to sing or what I was going to say. I expected it to be a lot more controlled. After a while I was saying ‘I need a break’.”

Rita clarified: “We’d film for seven hours at a stretch. It was 50,000 times as tough as doing a gig.

“After a while I’d have rather been on stage for three hours straight than be in The Voice chair for any longer.”

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Keeping in mind Rita seems to have taken to the turning red seats like a duck to water, she admitted that expression no to vocalists was constantly extreme.

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I always try to please people and make them happy, even when I know I can’t do something. So it was hard for me.

“All the singers are talented. The Voice doesn’t have joke acts – these people can sing, so it’s really a case of picking out the great ones from the good ones.”

Rita concluded: “I’ve taken in a great deal about myself and alternate mentors have taught me a considerable measure as well.”

The Voice UK proceeds with Saturday evenings on BBC One