Global pop sensation Dua Lipa has officially been granted citizenship by Kosovo, further enriching her multicultural identity. The award-winning singer, already a British national with Albanian heritage, now holds ties to three nations.
A Proud Connection to Kosovo
Born in London to Kosovar-Albanian parents, Dua Lipa has never shied away from celebrating her roots. The 'Levitating' hitmaker frequently visits Kosovo and has been vocal about her pride in the country's culture and history.
What This Means for Dua's Identity
With citizenship from Britain, Albania, and now Kosovo, Dua Lipa embodies the modern global citizen. This development comes as no surprise to fans who've watched her consistently honour her heritage throughout her meteoric rise to fame.
The Significance of Kosovo's Gesture
Kosovo's decision to grant citizenship to the pop icon is seen as both a cultural and diplomatic move. As one of the country's most famous exports, Dua Lipa serves as an unofficial ambassador for Kosovo on the world stage.
The singer's father, Dukagjin Lipa, is a prominent Kosovar activist, further strengthening the family's connection to the Balkan nation. This new citizenship solidifies what Dua has always expressed - that she carries Kosovo in her heart wherever she goes.
