Dua Lipa partied with Katy Perry at the Sunny Hill festival in Kosovo after Perry headlined the event on Friday night.
The English-Kosovan singer organises the festival with her father, Dukagjin Lipa. It first launched in 2018 before moving sites to accommodate a bigger audience.
This year the festival also hosted Martin Garrix and Lewis Capaldi as headliners, along with a string of other artists performing throughout.
Sunny Hill has become the largest music festival in Kosovo, helped by the Lipa name and by Dua Lipa herself headlining in previous years. This year she watched from the crowd instead, dancing with Perry, 41, in a glitzy minidress. Perry wore a pink palm tree print dress.
Citizenship and family
Last year, Dua Lipa attended the festival with her now husband Callum Turner, celebrating after she was granted Kosovan citizenship the night before. She wrote in a post at the time that she got her citizenship the night before and then partied hard at the festival the night after, tagging Fatboy Slim and saying she was loving life.
Speaking about her citizenship, Lipa said it completed the duality she had always had within her, and that she loved the country and it meant a great deal to her and her family.
President Osmani called her one of the most iconic cultural figures in the country's history and said it was an honour to grant her citizenship.
Turner did not appear to be with Lipa at this year's festival. She partied with a group of friends and her mother, Anesa, who joined her earlier in the day.
Turner on set in New Jersey
Lipa and Turner recently spent a month-long honeymoon in Italy following their three-day wedding. Afterward, Lipa was seen entering a recording studio in New York City wearing a polka-dot halter dress, a Yankees cap and a Hermes Birkin 30 bag costing 22,000 pounds, which she personalised with keyrings and charms.
Meanwhile, Turner was back at work a few miles away, filming in New Jersey with Margaret Qualley, 31, for the upcoming movie Possession. He wore black trousers and a grey sweater marked with fake blood, while Qualley wore a purple dress. The two rehearsed and filmed scenes, including one in which Qualley appeared to shout at Turner in the middle of an intersection.
The film is a remake of the 1981 cult classic, directed by Smile franchise creator Parker Finn, and is set for release next year. Turner, a reported contender for the next James Bond, was filming the intense scene shortly after his honeymoon in Italy with his new wife.
