British pop star Rita Ora has apologised to fans after a prankster hacked her Twitter account and posted that she has a crush on One Direction singer Harry Styles.
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Rita Ora’s twitter page hacked
British pop star posted that she has a crush on One Direction singer Harry Styles
- IANS
- Published: 12:29 September 2, 2012
The 21-year-old got to know about the news on Saturday when she discovered a tweet on her page: “I wanna be with Harry Styles.”
She quickly deleted the message and told her 1.1 million followers she had contacted bosses at the social networking site about temporarily closing her account while resolving the problem, reports contactmusic.com.
“My Twitter has been hacked! Trying to get it frozen for a bit! Sorry guys,” she said.
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