Dua Lipa flaunts her toned figure in a sexy bodysuit before flashing her abs during gym session as she shares slew of recent snaps
The Houdini singer, 29, looked sensational in one of the images as she posed in a sexy bodysuit and low slung jeans.
Elsewhere, a short clip she posted saw her flashing her abs in a tiny black bralet and tight black leggings during a gym session.
Other snaps in the album saw her living her life of luxury as she jetted around in a helicopter and enjoyed swanky dinners out with family and friends.
She also posed up a storm in a tight black dress which showed off her incredible physique.
Missing from the pictures however was her fiancé Callum Turner – although this month the pair did confirm their engagement.
It comes after over the weekend Callum and Dua packed on the PDA as they enjoyed an outing to BST Hyde Park on Friday evening.
She looked happier than ever as she boasted a big smile with actor Callum, 35.
Dua and her man were snapped backstage at a VIP area of Hyde Park, as Neil Young was scheduled to perform.
Appearing in a playful mood, the pair held hands while walking through the festival before they embraced for a hug.
Visibly laughing, Callum could be seen squeezing the singer tightly before they shared a passionate kiss.
Meanwhile, Dua last month revealed she would 'love' to have children with Callum after announcing their engagement.
The singer, who turns 30 in August, publicly shared her excitement for the first time since the actor got down on one knee.
The hitmaker posed for the front cover of British Vogue where she looked stunning in a pale pink bra that highlighted her jaw–dropping figure
In the interview, Dua discussed her family plans, saying she's concerned how having children will fit in with her career as a pop star.
In another as she headed to the gym she posed in a light grey crop top and tight black leggings
'I'd love to have kids one day,' she said.
'But it's like the constant question of when would there ever be a good time – how it would fit in with my job and how it would work if I went on tour, and how much time out I'd have to take.
'I think it's just one of those things that's going to happen when it happens. I love kids, but I think there's so much more to raising a child than just loving children.'
Confirming their engagement, Dua said: 'Yeah we're engaged. It's very exciting.
'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.'
Speaking of their wedding plans, Dua said she hopes to finish her tour and Callum to wrap up filming before they tie the knot.
While the wedding hasn't been at the forefront of her mind amid her busy schedule touring, she did admit she has started to think about her dress.
She said: 'I want to finish my tour, Callum's shooting, so we're just enjoying this period.
'I've never been someone who's really thought about a wedding, or dreamt about what kind of bride I would be. All of a sudden, I'm like: 'Oh, what would I wear?''
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