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Dua Lipa and Actor Callum Turner Hold Hands at Met Opera Gala
Lipa wore a black Ferragamo gown while she and Turner held hands at the star-studded performance of Lincoln in the Bardo, sources said.
- On Monday, singer Dua Lipa, 31, and husband Callum Turner, 36, attended the Metropolitan Opera's opening night gala in New York City, walking hand-in-hand to the performance of Lincoln in the Bardo.
- The pair, who married earlier this year, held a legal ceremony at Marylebone Town Hall before celebrating with a grand wedding in Italy; recently they enjoyed a quiet walk in New York with their dog, Golo.
- Lipa wore a black Ferragamo gown from creative director Maximilian Davis' Spring 2027 collection, while Turner opted for a sharp black suit; other attendees included Amy Poehler, Bowen Yang, Andrew Nixon, and Kate Walsh.
- Relocating to the States later this year while Turner films upcoming projects, the couple balances personal ambition with togetherness; Lipa stated she is "fortunate to be with someone who loves working" as much as she does.
- Reflecting on the art form, Lipa noted that "Opera really just touches on all our human emotions," suggesting her newfound happiness as a married woman may influence her future music beyond heartbreak inspiration.
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Opera, as an art form with a centuries-old tradition, is often associated with stereotypes about strict dress codes and debates about the public's increasingly less interest in it. However, Dua Lipa seems determined to change this perception, proving that an evening at the opera can also be an opportunity to experiment with fashion. In fact, the 31-year-old singer believes that an opera performance can be the ideal occasion to wear a creation th…
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