Dua Lipa reveals her family plans with fiancée callum Turner after they have confirmed their engagement

Dua Lipa has revealed that she would like ‘would like’ to have children with her fiancé Callum Turner after she announced their engagement.

The singer, 29, who turns 30 in August, shared her excitement publicly came to one knee for the first time since the actor, 35.

The hit maker posed before the front of the British Vogue, where she looked beautifully in a light pink bra that emphasized her breathtaking figure.

In the interview, Dua pronounced her family plans and said that she is worried how having children in her career will fit as a pop star.

“I would like to have children one day,” she said. ‘But it is just like the constant question when there would ever be a good time – how it would fit in my work and how it would work if I went on tour, and how much time I would have to take.

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‘I think it’s just one of those things that will happen when it happens. I love children, but I think there is so much more to raise a child than just love children. ‘

Dua confirmed their engagement and said: ‘Yes, we are engaged. It is 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 very special feeling.”

At the end of last year the news about their romantic proposal was created and Dua was regularly seen with a beautiful diamond ring on her finger.

Speaking of their wedding plans, Dua said she hopes to end her Tour and Callum to complete the filming before they make the knot.

Although the wedding was not in the front of her head in the midst of her busy schedule, she admitted that she started to think about her dress.

She said: ‘I want to finish my tour, shoot callums, so we just enjoy this period.

‘I have never been anyone who really thought of a wedding, or dreamed about what kind of bride I would be. Suddenly I am something like that: “Oh, what would I wear?” ‘

Dua said that she is ‘obsessed’ by her engagement ring, before she says: “It is nice to know the person with whom you are going to spend the rest of your life, you know very well.”

Dua and Callum were first connected in January 2024 and reportedly spent Christmas in 2024.

‘I think it’s just one of those things that will happen when it happens. I love children, but I think there is so much more to raise a child than just love children. ‘

Dua and Callum had ‘many sliding doors moments’, where they were at the same place in the same place without realizing, before they were introduced to each other in the River Cafe in London.

A year later she dinner in Los Angeles with her friend Mustafa the poet when ‘suddenly’ Callum appeared.

She thought, “Oh, it’s that really hot guy from the River Cafe.”

During their conversation, the couple realized that they both ‘happened to be’ Hernan Diaz’s new trust.

Asked if she feels they were destined to be together, she replied: “Thousand percent.”

Dua and Callum First Romantic rumors in January 2024 when they both attended a Masters of the Air Afterparty in London.

Before she made her relationship public, the Dance The Night Songstress revealed during promotion for her album Radical Optimism that she had to find her ‘trust’ again after previous relationships had gone wrong.

Speaking with Zane Lowe on Apple Music 1, she revealed: ‘In terms of relationships I had to go to this place to find what I really needed. You have to forgiveness and grow and learn, and be good with the past to continue with what is going to come.

‘So it’s for me, happy for you is a beautiful, happy song, because it reflects my journey so much.

‘I think with every relationship, with every experience you learn about yourself, you learn about things that are harmful to you, what you expect, whatever you should be ready to give.

‘I think it goes back to that exchange of vulnerability.

‘I think I had relationships that have been really offensive, especially earlier, where I feel that I was not feeling good enough or let me lose my confidence and I had to find that again.

‘You learn about your own non-negotiation. I think that is important. It is of course the right person, but it’s really about the right relationship.

“You can also find that in friendships and in love relationships, from your non-act.”

See the full function in the July number of British Vogue, available via digital download and on kiosks from 17 June