Dua Lipa & Fiance Callum Turner Have ‘Two-And-A-Half Week' Dating Rule
Dua Lipa recently got candid about breaking her dating rule with her fiancé, Callum Turner, during her Antipodean tour. In an interview with British Vogue, the 29-year-old revealed that despite their busy schedules, she and her beau have a 'two-and-a-half week rule.' This means that the lovebirds won't be apart for longer than this duration. However, the rule was broken when she embarked on the Australia and New Zealand leg of her Radical Optimism Tour.
Lipa and Turner had to break that dating rule during her Antipodean tour. The couple were apart for three weeks instead and found it 'very hard.' During the interview, Lipa also confirmed her engagement to Turner. The revelation came after months of speculation about the 'Levitating' hitmaker's relationship status. In December last year, Lipa sparked engagement rumors after flaunting a stunning rock on her ring finger as she marked the 'last days of 2024.'
While the ring caught everyone's eyes, Lipa never publicly confirmed her engagement to Turner until now. The musician told British Vogue that she is indeed engaged to the 35-year-old British star. Lipa gushed and said that it is 'very exciting.' Meanwhile, the lovebirds have yet to set the date for their wedding. Lipa shared that there are no plans at the moment as she wants to finish her tour, while Turner has also been shooting. Nonetheless, the 'Training Season' crooner added, 'We're just enjoying this period.'
Originally reported by Shriya Swami on Reality Tea.
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