Belinda Carlisle: ‘Dua Lipa is so sexualised. It’s not empowering – it’s embarrassing’

Belinda Carlisle: ‘Dua Lipa is so sexualised. It’s not empowering – it’s embarrassing’

“Anger? Oh god…” laughs Belinda Carlisle. “I have done A LOT of work on my anger. But I was born rebellious, and anger can still be my base of operations. It takes a serious, daily effort for me to keep a lid on it – for me to be normal.” This might come as a surprise to casual fans who only know the Californian singer from mid-80s solo hits such as “Heaven Is a Place on Earth” (1987) or “Summer Rain” (1989). But before she morphed into a sleekl…

Belinda Carlisle slams sexualised young stars

Belinda Carlisle thinks artists such as Dua Lipa are "embarrassing" themselves with their "sexualised" appearance and believes they will regret their decisions later.