Dua Lipa pays angry locals over wedding extravaganza backlash
Dua Lipa has reportedly taken a series of measures to ease tensions with locals
Dua Lipa and Callum Turner are in Palermo, an Italian city, this week for a three-day star-studded marriage celebration.
Both are over the moon as they enjoy their wedding extravaganza, which reportedly cost a whopping £1.5 million.
However, there is a section of people who were unhappy over the high-pitched celebrations.
They are locals who were in a protest and declared their city is "not for rent."
To pacify them, Lipa, with a net worth of $45 million, has opened her purse.
According to The Metro, the pop icon, at first, shelled out £5,000.
She handed out the money to the residents — as compensation — who were affected by parking restrictions due to the wedding festivities.
At the union, a non-stop party is expected, so to prevent complaints from the nearby residents, Lipa reportedly made a decision.
She booked several Airbnb properties for them.
'Dream wedding'
Amid these measures, Lipa and Turner have put up a dazzling wedding event in scenic Sicliy.
An insider told The Metro, "Dua and Callum have put together the most incredible itinerary for their celebrations in Sicily."
"The last-minute preparations have been hectic — and she’s been back and forth to Italy for dress fittings — but it’s all coming together perfectly," the source concluded.
It is worth noting that Turner and Lipa have previously tied the knot in a private ceremony.
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