Dua Lipa is one of the most famous and influential pop stars in the world right now. Born in London in 1995 to Kosovan-Albanian parents, she rose to international fame with hits like New Rules, Levitating, and Don’t Start Now. With numerous Grammy Awards and billions of streams worldwide credited to her name, she’s without any doubt a powerhouse in the music industry. Beyond her music, she’s also known for her philanthropic work, fashion influence, and cultural advocacy. Despite global success, Dua has always remained connected to her roots, and now, she is proudly flaunting her Kosovan roots with a newly attained citizenship. Here is all you need to know about the singer who is citizen of three nations now.
Dua Lipa is now citizen of three nations: Britain, Albania, and Kosovo
Dua Lipa now officially holds citizenship in Britain, Albania, and Kosovo. She was granted Albanian citizenship in 2022 for her contribution to promoting the country through her music. With the latest addition of Kosovan citizenship, Dua has now fully embraced her heritage from both her parents. Dua’s father, Dukagjin Lipa, and her mother, Anesa Lipa, are ethnic Albanians from Kosovo. The family originally hails from the city of Pristina, and they moved to the UK in the 1990s due to the unrest in the Balkans. Through her music and global platform, Dua has consistently celebrated her Albanian-Kosovan roots something that now reflects in her triple citizenship.
