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Dua Lipa recently shared details about her relationship with her fiancé, actor Callum Turner , offering rare insights into their romance . The 29-year-old pop star admitted that she has “intensely fallen” for the Masters of the Air star and is learning to embrace love, even with the risk of heartbreak.

The couple confirmed their relationship in June 2024, after sparking dating rumors in January. A year later, Dua was spotted wearing a sparkling diamond ring, confirming their engagement . Reflecting on this new chapter, the singer said she is “happier than ever.”

Love and vulnerabilityDua described love as inspiring and beautiful, acknowledging that while vulnerability can feel frightening, it also allows for the most meaningful emotions. She considered herself fortunate to experience such intensity.

Speaking to Harper’s Bazaar U.S., the Grammy winner revealed that although she had once been guarded, she now allows herself to be more vulnerable in relationships. “I spent a lot of time protecting my heart,” she explained, “but now I’m letting go, knowing that hurt is still possible.”

When asked about her openness, Dua emphasized that love is something to be celebrated. She admitted that not sharing happiness feels like a disservice, even if opening up as a public figure can leave her exposed.

Engagement and future plansConfirming the engagement, Dua said that the decision to “grow old together, share a life, and always be best friends” feels truly special. She confessed that while no wedding is planned yet, she has already started thinking about her dress. For now, her focus remains on Callum’s shooting schedule and finishing her tour. “I had never really thought about wedding dreams before,” she said, “but now I find myself wondering what I’ll wear.”

She also gushed about her engagement ring, calling it a heartfelt symbol of their bond. Knowing that the person she will spend the rest of her life with understands her so deeply, she added, brings her comfort and joy.

Thoughts on familyAlongside wedding discussions, Dua spoke about the idea of having children. While she acknowledged the challenges of balancing motherhood with her career, she expressed hope of becoming a mother someday. Concerns about touring, scheduling, and taking time off remain, but she believes that “the right moment will come on its own.”

"I’d love to have kids one day. 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," she said.