Dua Lipa has shared a series of photos from a getaway in the United States with her close friends, displaying her balance while performing a headstand on a paddle board on a lake.
The 31-year-old singer showed off her figure in a strapless Sommer Swim bikini during the Labour Day weekend holiday, cheekily flashing her bottom while soaking up the sun on the water.
Lipa shared the fun-filled holiday snaps with her social media followers on Tuesday. She captioned the post: "Everyone left the city for Labour Day... so naturally I observed the holiday too."
During the trip with her close pals, the hitmaker also dressed up for a lavish evening out, slipping into a halterneck semi-sheer dress. In another snap from the trip, she was seen going topless while relaxing in bed with a skincare face mask on.
The British-Albanian pop star, best known for global chart-topping hits including Levitating and Don't Start Now, took time out to relax during the traditional American holiday weekend. Labour Day, celebrated on the first Monday of September across the United States, typically marks the unofficial end of summer when city residents head away on vacation.
Married life with Callum Turner
The holiday photos follow recent comments from Lipa about her married life with her husband, British actor Callum Turner. The couple tied the knot earlier this year, first in a legal ceremony at Marylebone Town Hall in London in May, before jetting to Italy one week later for a grand wedding celebration.
Reflecting on their wedding day in an interview with Vogue Italia, Lipa shared how she and Turner stayed connected throughout their celebrations after taking advice from friends.
Lipa told Vogue Italia: "Our wedding day was magical. We received so much advice, but we decided to follow just two suggestions: to experience the day as though we were guests ourselves, and to keep finding each other throughout the crowd, never losing sight of one another. That way, we created so many memories together."
The singer also discussed how she navigates balancing her demanding music career with her personal life, explaining that she and Turner share a mutual passion for their work.
"I'm very good at finding a balance between work, hobbies, and family," Lipa said. "I've never put my ambition aside, and I'm fortunate to be with someone who loves working as much as I do. We understand and support each other."
She added of their bond: "To me, he's family. Our creative language is unique. When we make decisions together, it's as if we share the same brain - we follow the same instincts."
Future music and plans for a family
Lipa acknowledged that her newfound happiness as a married woman could begin to influence her upcoming music, having previously drawn creative inspiration from heartbreak.
She explained: "It's easier to write love songs when your heart is broken because heartbreak is such a powerful, loud emotion. But now I want to discover what happens when you truly find love. I'm interested in the complexities of a relationship - its quieter moments, the little things."
The couple are currently preparing to relocate to the United States later in the year while Turner films back-to-back acting projects. Turner, 36, known for starring roles in television series such as Masters of the Air, also recently spoke about his desire to start a family.
In an interview with Esquire UK, Turner was asked whether family would be a priority for him over the next decade. "Obviously, yeah, I'm 36," he said. "I'd like to have a family and raise some kids."
Speaking about their wedding day, Turner added: "It was amazing… It was the most beautiful day of my life. It's nice to find someone that you love and who loves you and you want to be around all the time."
Lipa has also discussed the possibility of having children, telling British Vogue about the challenges of balancing motherhood with a busy career.
"I'd love to have kids one day," Lipa previously told British Vogue. "But it's like the constant question of when would there ever be a good time - how it would fit in with my job and how it would work if I went on tour, and how much time out I'd have to take. I think it's just one of those things that's going to happen when it happens. I love kids, but I think there's so much more to raising a child than just loving children."
