Dua Lipa and Callum Turner to get married next week. The wedding will be fabulous
The leading European pop star and British actor will tie the knot in Italy, and the ceremony will span three weeks, promising to be the main social event of the season.
Photo from Dua Lipa's Instagram
The 30-year-old singer and the 36-year-old Brit announced their engagement last June after Callum's romantic Christmas proposal. Initially, the couple planned a modest ceremony for their closest friends and family, but the scale of their plans has significantly grown, writes Daily Mail.
"The original plan was for a small, intimate wedding, but now it has turned into a massive, luxurious three-day event. The couple has rented several huge venues for this multi-day extravagant celebration," The Sun quotes its source as saying.
Photo from Dua Lipa's Instagram
The exact locations of the event are kept in strict secrecy for security reasons: fans of the singer are already ready to storm the Italian coast to catch a glimpse of the bride.
The guest list is expected to be extremely prominent. Among the invited friends from the world of show business, singers Charli XCX and Tove Lo are already being mentioned.
But the main intrigue remains the rumors about a performance by a music industry legend: it's said that Elton John himself will sing at the wedding, with whom Dua Lipa recorded the super hit Cold Heart in 2021.
Currently, the future newlyweds are actively finalizing the last preparations. Dua and Callum train daily together at the elite private club 180 House in London. The singer herself confesses to friends that she is counting the days until she walks down the aisle.
Dua Lipa was born in 1995 in London to a family of immigrants from Kosovo. In 2008, after Kosovo declared independence, the family returned to Pristina. Dua Lipa moved to London in 2015 to study music.
Her first album was released in 2016, but it was Future Nostalgia, which the singer released in the spring of 2020 during lockdown, that truly took off and became wildly popular. The album reached number 1 in England, and a year later it won a Grammy. Her third album, Radical Optimism, also gained widespread popularity.
In the summer of 2016, Dua, together with her father, established the Sunny Hill Foundation, aimed at helping the residents of Kosovo. In 2025, she acquired Kosovar citizenship.
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