Dua Lipa flaunts her incredible figure in TINY sparkly bikini as she lets her hair down during sun-soaked girls' trip to Majorca following romantic getaway with fiancé Callum Turner
The singer, 29, flaunted her incredible physique while hitting the beach, less than a week after her romantic Italian getaway with fiancé Callum Turner, 35.
Dua posed up a storm in the tiny two piece as she dined with her pals overlooking the ocean before later wrapping a black beach skirt around her tiny waist.
She shares a slew of selfies with her gorgeous pals as they explored the island while topping up their tans.
Dua captioned the post: 'Deià con mis hermanaaaas' which translates to 'Deià with my sisters'.
It comes after fans couldn't help but poke fun at the pop star's jet set lifestyle after it was revealed that she was on yet another trip with her fiancé.
Most recently, they headed to Italy, where they were spotted soaking up the sun on a stunning beach in a series of social media posts.
But as she continues to document her lavish trips online, some X, formerly Twitter, users cracked jokes about her nonstop traveling.
Many wondered where she and Callum would go for their honeymoon since the couple had already been 'everywhere.'
Some even joked that she might take it to the next extreme and head to space.
'This girl has already traveled all over the world, where are they going for their honeymoon to make it memorable? Mars?' one user jokingly wondered on X.
'Their honeymoon is gonna be three years long,' another wrote.
'For their honeymoon, they will discover Atlantis,' someone else theorized.
'LMAO right?!? Girl has literally been EVERYWHERE,' a fourth comment read.
Dua looked nothing short of sensational as she topped up her tan
'Pre-honeymoon in Mount Everest, main honeymoon on Mars, [and] post-honeymoon in Titanic wreckage,' a fifth said.
Others suggested the Arctic and Antarctica, while one even joked they might go to the moon sometime soon.
Some people referred to the pop singer's lyrics from her hit song Levitating.
'She did say, "Whatever, let's get lost on Mars,"' one said.
'She knows a galaxy they can run off to,' another humored.
Dua is well-aware of the travel jokes and previously made a statement about it with British Vogue.
'I'm not always on holiday, I just make everything I do feel like a holiday,' she told the outlet last month.
The hitmaker was recently spotted with her actor fiancé Callum, as they soaked up the sun on the beaches of the Amalfi Coast.
Most recently, they headed to Italy , where they were spotted soaking up the sun on a stunning beach in a series of social media posts
But as she continues to document her lavish trips online, many of her fans wondered where she and Callum would go for their honeymoon since the couple had already been 'everywhere'
Taking to Instagram on Wednesday, Dua put on a sizzling display as she relaxed on a sun lounger in a black and white polka dot bikini with lace lining.
Elsewhere in the post, Dua shared more sweet snaps with actor Callum, as he draped his arm around the singer's shoulder in a selfie.
Dua also shared a picture of Callum in front of a stunning view of the turquoise water and nearby cliffs, as well as the window looking out of a helicopter as they enjoyed a VIP flight.
In another snap, Dua could be seen sporting a cropped green T-shirt and jeans, as well as a baseball cap, as she wandered the cobbled streets.
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