Dua Lipa shocks fans by bringing 90s singer on stage as she stuns in diamonte bodysuit in front of star-studded crowd
DUA Lipa gave her fans a surprise by bringing a 90s band on stage in front of a star-studded crowd.
The singer, 29, stunned in a diamonte bodysuit as she performed at Wembley Stadium.
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However, Dua's fans were in for a total shock when she brought out legendary 90s band Jamiroquai.
Formed in 1992, vocalist Jay Kay, 55, fronts the acid jazz and funk band.
Jay arrived wearing a black hat with purple trim, purple trousers and white fringe jacket.
One fan wrote online: "She brought out Jamiroquai! She did that for me."
Another shared: "Just saw Dua Lipa bring Jamiroquai out at Wembley. Some month and I haven't even got to glasto yet."
It comes as Dua has emulated her idol Madonna by playing the iconic venue aged just 29.
Dua 's first UK gig was at a 375-people capacity venue in Hackney nine years ago.
She is the same age as Madonna was when she headlined Wembley in 1987 as part of her Who's That Girl Tour.
Just five other women — Beyonce, Rihanna, Taylor Swift, Adele and Pink — have headlined the venue.
Only Swift and Rihanna were younger than Dua, both performing there aged 28.
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An insider told The Sun: 'Playing Wembley is a dream come true for Dua and to sell out both nights feels incredible. She's not even at the peak yet and has so much more she wants to achieve.
'To be headlining stadiums with just three albums under her belt proves how influential her music has been. Her world tour has been a huge success. She's on cloud nine.'
Elsewhere, Lidl has recreated Dua Lipa's viral pickle and jalapeño juice Cola drink.
The superstar previously divided fans after sharing her unusual recipe on TikTok.
At the time, celebrities like Gordon Ramsay and Prue Leith even tried the concoction for themselves.
In a post that received over 11.5K views Gordon mixed Dua Lipa's recommended spicy ingredients in with his Diet Coke, and took a large sip - only to end up spitting it out in disgust.
"Dua Lipa, for God's sake, girl!" he shouted while coughing.
Dua Lipa's love life: A history
Who has Dua Lipa dated in the past?
Isaac Carew
Dua dated the British model and chef twice. The started dating in 2015 before splitting up two years later due to scheduling issues. They rekindled their romance in 2018 before splitting for good a year later.
Paul Klein
After she broke up from Isaac in 2017, she embarked on a new relationship that same year with the musician. They broke up after just five months of dating in 2018.
Anwar Hadid
One of her most high-profile relationships was with Anwar Hadid, brother of supermodels Gigi and Bella Hadid. Although they quarantined together during the COVID-19 Pandemic they called it quits in 2021 as Dua wanted to focus on being single
Jack Harlow
In December 2022, it was claimed that both of the music pairing were 'hanging out' together. Although after a few months it seemed that the relationship fizzled out.
Romain Gavras
The French director was first linked to Dua back in 2023 when they were seen in London leaving the BAFTA Awards afterparty together in February. They later walked the red carpet together at the Cannes Film Festival in May. They were later pictured together over the summer that year in July and August as they celebrated his birthday. She has since deleted mentions of him off of her Instagram.
Callum Turner
In January 2024, Callum celebrated the release of his Apple TV+ series, Masters of Air. The pair were spotted together at the afterparty of the premiere in Los Angeles. They were then spotted getting close on a number of dates. Insiders since revealed that the duo have travelled together and have met each other's families. The pair then became more public with their relationship before rumours circulated of an engagement over the festive period. The singer appeared to confirm the news on social media, posting a photo with her huge ring in plain sight.
"You'll ruin your vocal cords, s***," the restaurateur warned to the singer before ending the video.
Speaking to Lorraine Kelly on ITV, Prue's verdict was: "The drink was 'far too sweet'".
Continuing, the Bake Off judge added she "liked the jalapenos", but thought it could be improved with "a little bit of vinegar" to balance flavourss.
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