Dua Lipa shared another social media pH๏τo dump on Monday as she rounded off her Bank Holiday weekend with friends.
The touring singer gave fans an insight into her movements during a three day break before she takes to the stage at London’s cavernous O2 Arena on May 2.
Accompanied by close friends Sarah Lysander and Giuliano Calza, Dua, 26, appeared to spend much of her time eating lavish meals and practicing yoga as she unwound ahead of the sold-out show.
In one image the singer sнows off her cleavage in a strappy cream ʙικιɴι, while others find her modelling a stylish cropped sweater embroidered with a distinctive cherry design.
Dua is currently working her way across the United Kingdom with her 81 show Future Nostalgia world tour, which kicked off at Miami’s FTX Arena in February and will climax at Perth’s RAC Arena in November.
The tour – in support of her second studio album – was postponed several times due to the COVID-19 pandemic before finally getting underway on America’s east coast.
Future Nostalgia won the Grammy Award for Best Pop Vocal Album last year and its lead single Don’t Start Now attained critical success, including Grammy nominations for Record of the Year, Song of the Year and Best Pop Solo Performance.
During an interview with The Sun, the star said that ‘so much had changed’ since the time her tour was meant to take place, describing the reaction from her fans as ‘the best welcome home ever.’
‘We’ve been waiting so long to put this show on, we moved it and postponed it and finally we’re here,’ she said.
Away from the stage Dua and Katy Perry are waiting for their schedules to align so they can record a long awaited duet.
The pop megastars have had two failed attempts to release a hit together after Dua decided not to feature on Katy’s track Teary Eyes.
Dua also wanted to get the American superstar on her song Ball & Chain, but she was too busy at the time.
An insider has now claimed the duo are still hoping to get in the studio together.
A source told The Sun: ‘Dua and Katy are both fans of each other. So far it’s been an issue of schedules and that Dua was determined to keep Future Nostalgia collab-free.
‘But now she’s looking to the future and has loads of people she wants to work with.’
