Dua Lipa and Callum Turner officially tied the knot in a small ceremony in London. Recent photos show them leaving the wedding venue hand in hand, showered with confetti. Rumors of the couple's romance first surfaced in 2024, when they were photographed together after the premiere of Masters of the Air.
Dua Lipa and Callum Turner are now married, according to media reports.
Lipa and Turner reportedly married in a private ceremony at London's Old Marylebone Town Hall. Close friends and family members attended the wedding. In photos obtained by The Daily Mail, the singer, known for her hit "Levitating," wore a custom-made Schiaparelli skirt suit and an oversized hat designed by hatter Stephen Jones. She completed the look with white gloves, a Bulgari necklace, white Christian Louboutin shoes, and a bouquet of yellow flowers.
Turner, meanwhile, opted for an all-navy look, donning a double-breasted Ferragamo suit with a matching tie and shirt. As they exited the venue, holding hands and smiling, they were greeted by loved ones showering them with confetti.
In 2024, the couple was spotted at several public events before Lipa officially confirmed their relationship on Instagram a few months later. She discreetly included a photo of her boyfriend in a photo and video post from the 2024 Glastonbury Festival, where she performed. The following year, Lipa confirmed their engagement in an interview with British Vogue. She said, "Yes, we are engaged. It's really exciting. Deciding to grow old together, experience life, and just, I don't know, be best friends forever—it's a really special feeling.".
Even before her engagement was confirmed, in December 2024, fans spotted her wearing a large, chunky diamond ring, sparking engagement rumors. These speculations were reignited when, in February 2025, she posted photos on Instagram of herself wearing the same ring on her ring finger.
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