Newlyweds Dua Lipa and Callum Turner arrive in Sicily for wedding celebrations
Pop singer Lipa, 30, and actor Turner, 36, were pictured in the sunshine at the city’s five-star Grand Hotel Villa Igiea, which is owned by British businessman Rocco Forte and his family

PALERMO (Reuters): Newlywed Britons Dua Lipa and Callum Turner arrived in the Sicilian capital Palermo on Thursday to prepare for what are expected to be three days of celebrations over the weekend to mark their marriage.
Pop singer Lipa, 30, and actor Turner, 36, were pictured in the sunshine at the city’s five-star Grand Hotel Villa Igiea, which is owned by British businessman Rocco Forte and his family.
The celebrity couple married last weekend in a simple ceremony in London, according to media reports, and are now throwing a party in Palermo for friends and family.
Lipa is a three-time Grammy Award winner, whose albums include “Future Nostalgia” from 2020.
Turner is a familiar face to British TV viewers through series including dystopian thriller “The Capture” and also starred in the film “The Boys in the Boat”.

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