Dua Lipa smoked a cigarette as her boyfriend Callum Turner wrapped his arms tightly around her at the Glastonbury Festival at Worthy Farm on Saturday.
After headlining the Pyramid Stage on Friday night, Dua, 29, enjoyed some much-needed downtime with the actor, 34, at the star-studded festival.
The Houdini hitmaker relaxed alongside her love after she divided her fans with sound issues, Gaza statements and false imitation claims amid her act the previous day.
Dua, who dropped the F-bomb during her performance last night, showed off her amazing figure in a strappy white top and tiny denim shorts.
Proving their six-month relationship is stronger than ever, the loved-up couple looked more than in love as they relaxed on the fourth day of the festival.
Dua Lipa, 29, smoked a cigarette as her boyfriend Callum Turner, 34, wrapped his arms tightly around her at the Glastonbury Festival at Worthy Farm on Saturday.
After headlining the Pyramid stage on Friday night, Dua enjoyed some well-deserved down time with the actor at the star-studded festival.
Dua, who dropped the F-bomb during her performance last night, showed off her stunning figure in a strappy white top and tiny denim shorts.
The Houdini singer relaxed alongside her love after dividing fans with sound issues, remarks about Gaza and false accusations of miming in the middle of her act the day before.
Dua made her support for Gaza clear when she headlined Glastonbury last night, singing alongside a collection of Palestinian flags in the audience, which were caught on camera.
Footage from her impressive performance yesterday showed her running through the crowd to sing closer to a flag reading “Glasto for Palestine”, which social media users claim is a nod to her continued support for the issue.
The Grammy Award winner has been one of the long-standing celebrities urging world leaders to help de-escalate the crisis in Gaza and Israel.
Last month, the singer posted to her 88 million Instagram followers: “Burning children alive can never be justified. The whole world is mobilizing to stop the Israeli genocide. Please show your solidarity with Gaza.”
The Anglo-Albanian singer performed a medley of hits and performed several acrobatic dance routines in a studded leather outfit as she was cheered on by thousands of people at Worthy Farm.
Viewers were captivated by Dua’s two-hour performance, which included live vocals on many of the songs.
They wrote: ‘Dua Lipa is seriously too good. God I wish I was there.’
‘Dua Lipa killed it’ and ‘Dua Lipa’s been pretty good actually. I only know One Kiss, but her voice is better than I thought it would be. I hope to see her on the Sunday afternoon legend slot in about 25 years.’
Viewers were captivated by Dua’s two-hour performance, which included live vocals on many of the songs.
Proving that their six-month relationship is stronger than ever, the smitten couple looked more than in love as they relaxed on the fourth day of the festival.
Dua and Callum couldn’t keep their hands off each other
The couple chatted and mingled with friends as they sat on a beach at the festival.
“This Dua Lipa and Kevin Parker collaboration is magical” and “it was crushed by Dua Lipa.”
However, some fans wondered if she was imitating her performance, as her lips appeared to be out of sync with the music at times during the show.
Those who saw the concert described the possibility of the One Kiss hitmaker not performing live as “terrible”.
In a Twitter post, one of them wrote: “It’s a shame #DuaLipa can’t sing live. Don’t come watch Glasto and mime. Nonsense.”
Informed sources say the mime’s claim is false.
Dua added to the controversy by dropping the F-word just minutes into her main performance.
The singer was verbally stunned by the reaction she received from the crowd after performing her first song of the night.
Dua, who headlined the Pyramid Stage for the first time, shared her nerves and excitement by shouting ‘What the fuck’ as she spoke to the crowd.
Dua made her support for Gaza clear when she headlined Glastonbury last night singing alongside the prominent Palestinian flag in the crowd.
Footage from her impressive performance yesterday showed her running through the crowd to sing closer to a flag reading “Glasto for Palestine”, which social media users claim is a nod to her continued support for the issue.
The Grammy Award winner has been one of the long-standing celebrities urging world leaders to help de-escalate the crisis in Gaza and Israel.
Dua performed a medley of hits and performed several acrobatic dance routines in a studded leather outfit as thousands of people cheered her on at Worthy Farm.
At one point, Dua came to the front and approached the crowd while singing her new hit song Physical.
However, some fans wondered if she was imitating her performance, as her lips appeared to be out of sync with the music at times during the show.
Dua added to the controversy by dropping the F-word just minutes into her main performance.
But some fans were unimpressed by the foul language and flocked to X, formerly known as Twitter, to share their anger.
Others came to Dua’s defence, claiming she had never sworn, writing: “I don’t think she said that. I think it was a swear word. #DuaLipa #Glastonbury2024.”
An emotional Dua said: “Glastonbury, wow! I can’t believe it. I’ve dreamed of this my whole life and I can’t believe I’m here, right here with you guys. I’m so happy to be here with you guys tonight. Thank you so much.”
Dua showed off her best dance moves, flaunted her daring outfits and impressed the audience with her amazing voice on stage.
But some fans were unimpressed by the foul language and flocked to X, formerly known as Twitter, to share their anger.
Some wrote: ‘Affectionate Dua Lipa – Yes darling! Until she said the F word and I switched to “Good night, sweetheart.” There is absolutely no reason for that kind of language.
‘YO “I don’t really need to see any more of #Glastonbury2024, I was just interested in the concert! It’s going to end up being the highlight of the weekend, I don’t see how it can be topped. (Though I could have been a bit more of an idiot!)”
Others jumped to Dua’s defense claiming she never swore, writing: “I don’t think she said that.” I think it was a bad word. #DuaLipa #Glastonbury2024.’