Dua Lipa has given us quite the insight into her honeymoon with new husband Callum Turner – we feel like we’re intruding.
The Grammy-winning pop star, 30, made jaws hit the floor when she posted her latest string of snaps from the getaway, as one in particular was rather NSFW.
Taking to Instagram, where she famously makes her 88.4million followers green with envy by documenting her worldly travels, Dua gave fans a cheeky surprise with a nude bath pic.
The shot was buried in a carousel of Italian dreaminess, showing her and James Bond favourite Callum, 36, soaking up the sun and taking in the sights.
With bubbles strategically placed over her naked body, Dua posed seductively for her man behind the camera, eyes closed and with a smirk on her face as she bathed in a marble tub.
Dua captioned the post, ‘heaven on earth’, with commenters quick to drool over the Tuscan views… and the singer herself.
‘I want to be you’, wrote @anapinheiromr.
‘Well, the one in the bathtub 😍’, commented @marmejia.
‘Queen of living her best life ❤️’, @seriial_chiiller added.
Plenty hailed Dua and Callum as ‘couple goals’, as other pictures included a cute selfie outside the Roman temple Pantheon, one of Dua wearing a pink and yellow bikini while playing cards, and Callum looking effortlessly cool in a white polo at dinner.
She also offered a glimpse inside their stunning five-star Il Pellicano hotel in Tuscany’s Maremma region. This marked the latest stop on their idyllic honeymoon, which has taken the newlyweds from the Amalfi Coast to Rome and on to Favignana.
They made a stop in Naples, too, as well as Taormina, a hilltop town on the east coast of Sicily, where they stayed at the San Domenico Palace, the luxury hotel at the centre of The White Lotus season 2.
Dua and Callum tied the knot officially earlier this month with a small ceremony at Marylebone Town Hall in London.
Once the legalities were finalised, it was time for a three-day blowout to begin, as the lovebirds jetted to the island of Sicily for a party bursting with A-listers, such as Donatella Versace, Charli XCX, and close pal Sir Elton John, the latter of whom serenaded them with his romantic ballad Your Song.
Based in the town of Palermo, the £1.5m celebrations even sparked protests from locals, who accused the celebs of treating their hometown like their ‘living room’ and plastered signs on walls to let them know ‘Palermo is not for rent’.
Regardless, Dua and Callum had a blast and even offered some compensation for the minor disruptions.
Metro understands that the Don’t Start Now hitmaker, whose net worth is said to be $45m (£33.7m), paid around £5,000 in total to make up for residents’ parking inconveniences.
Dua and Callum were also believed to have booked out several Airbnb rentals to prevent vendors with guests from complaining about the partying.
As well as cocktail soirées and street dances that lasted until the small hours, Dua and Callum held a second ceremony in Palermo, which then featured in Vogue.
Bride Dua wowed in a haute couture Chanel gown by designer Matthieu Blazy, which had a huge train covered in 25,000 feathers, and Callum oozed sophistication in a bespoke Louis Vuitton suit.
Dua was given away by her father, Dukagjin, who is also her manager, while Callum’s mother, Rose Turner, had a ‘special’ role at the wedding.
Now, as the spouses look to the future, it’s said they’re already considering starting a family
One friend told the Daily Mail: ‘They are so in love; they want to be together forever, and they want to be parents in the not too distant future.
‘They are both so family-oriented. It’s so exciting.’
Dua herself has not ruled out having kids but previously explained that it would require some planning.
The Levitating vocalist, who began dating Callum in January 2024 and got engaged last July, told British Vogue in 2025: ‘This decision to grow old together, to see a life and just, I don’t know, be best friends forever — it’s a really special feeling.’
She went on to say that she’d ‘love to have kids one day’, but questions whether there would ever be a ‘good time’, due to the nature of her job and the chunk of time she’d have to take out.