“Coming soon (body on me),” she captioned the pic.
The song, produced by The Monsters and the Strangerz, is scheduled to hit airwaves in the next couple weeks.
In an interview with The Sun in June, Ora defended Brown. “I love him on different levels. I see how he treats his people and he’s a good person with a good heart and a lovely family,” she said. “It’s really nice that we finally got together because, regardless of what’s happened, the song is just amazing.”
She hopes to empower women with her upcoming U.S. debut, which will feature contributions from Ed Sheeran and Disclosure.
“It’s all about pussy power,” she told Ebro on Hot 97. “It’s really about how we get judged for the things that we do and how men don’t.”
Meanwhile, she is promoting her U.K. single “Poison” and can be seen as a judge on “The X Factor.”