Rita Ora just admitted that after the release of the track "I Will Never Let You Down" with her then-boyfriend Calvin Harris, the two broke up. With that, Harris has declined a duet with his current girlfriend, Taylor Swift, resisting to mix business and personal life.
“Calvin’s next single is ready but the label is keen for him to get a big female US star to collaborate on it. They floated the idea of him working with Taylor but he politely declined it," Indian Express reported. Harris has previously worked with Rihanna, Kylie, Ellie Goulding and Cheryl Fernandez-Versini but will not record a song with Swift.
It appears that fans will not be able to hear a track from the world’s biggest DJ and the best-selling female artist. Fortunately, Harris will be recording a song with Beyonce, which could also be a huge blow to Ora, since she is suing Jay Z's Roc Nation to release her from her contract with the company.
“Calvin has seen how sour things can turn when working with someone he’s dating. He is very serious about Taylor and doesn’t want to rock the boat. He’s smitten. Instead, he is in talks with Beyonce as he’s always wanted the pair to work together. She is a big fan. He loved her feature on NAUGHTY BOY’s dance single "Runnin’ (Lose It All)" last year,” a source said, according to The Sun.
Meanwhile, Ora revealed that she will be exposing details about her breakup with Harris, whom she dated in 2014, and with ex-boyfriend Ricky Hilfiger through her upcoming new album.
It appears that their breakup didn't turn out well since Harris prevented her from releasing the songs he has written and even didn't allow her to perform "I Will Never Let You Down" at the MTV Movie Awards back in the summer of 2014, Mirror UK reported.
As for Harris and Swift, the couple just celebrated their first anniversary with an intimate dinner date, as previously reported by Music Times. Aside from that, Taylor also received a cake and a golden locket from Harris with the date "3-6-15" engraved on it.
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