“She wrapped up the Aussie leg of her Radical Optimism tour on Saturday night, performing her last show in Sydney.”, — write: www.dailymail.co.uk
And Dua Lipa celebrated the milestone with a beach day in Coogee, Sydney on Sunday with her entourage.
The pop star, 29, showed off her sensational figure in a tiny black bikini as she soaked up the last of the Aussie sun.
She teamed the swimsuit with a pair of denim cut-out shorts.
Dua and her team had been enjoying a walk along to coast before they decided to find a place to do a spot of sunbaking.
The singer was wearing a white tank top under a striped cardigan which she stripped off for the tanning session.
She teamed the ensemble with the brand new Chanel handbag from the ‘Chanel 25 collection’ for which she is the face of.
She also walked in a pair of the Tabi split-toe leather ballet flats by Maison Margiela.
Dua is set to fly to New Zealand this week to perform in Auckland on April 2 and 4.
While she was Down Under, she showed she was just like the rest of us by shopping for groceries at an IGA supermarket in Bondi.
The global pop sensation was spotted casually grocery shopping last Thursday, turning heads as she flaunted a dazzling engagement ring on her finger.
Her eye-catching engagement ring featured a bold gold band adorned with a striking patterned diamond, adding a touch of glamor to her casual outing.
Dua arrived in Sydney earlier this month after performing five incredible shows in Melbourne.
The star played three shows at Qudos Bank Arena in Sydney, which kicked off on Wednesday.
In December, Dua and her partner Callum Turner got engaged after the actor ‘got down on one knee for a romantic proposal’ over Christmas.
The happy couple, who have been dating for over a year, quietly got engaged and are planning to celebrate with their friends and family on New Year’s Eve.
Meanwhile, scored a victory in a US court last week after the judge dismissed a lawsuit alleging that her 2020 hit Levitating plagiarised elements from two disco tracks.
The lawsuit, filed in 2022 by American songwriters L Russell Brown and Sandy Linzer, claimed that Levitating copied the melody from their 1979 compositions Wiggle And Giggle All Night and 1980’s Don Diablo.
On Thursday, US district judge Katherine Polk Failla, sitting in Manhattan, New York, ruled that similarities between Ms Lipa’s and the plaintiffs’ songs were generic and involved musical elements that could not be protected.
She noted that such melodic components have been ‘used for centuries’, citing works by Mozart and the Bee Gees’ Stayin’ Alive as examples.
Judge Failla referenced a 2023 case in which singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran, 34, was accused of copying elements of Marvin Gaye’s 1973 track Let’s Get It On in his 2014 hit Thinking Out Loud.
The judge in that case also found that the two songs shared only ‘fundamental musical building blocks’.
It is the second time Ms Lipa has successfully defended Levitating, which spent six weeks in the top ten after its release.
In 2023 a lawsuit filed by Florida reggae band Artikal Sound System was dismissed after a judge found no evidence that Ms Lipa and her co-writers had access to the group’s 2015 track Live Your Life, which they alleged was copied.