Dua Lipa looked incredible in a dazzling emerald dress as she posed up a storm for sizzling Instagram snaps on Thursday.The singer, 31, who splits her time between New York and the UK, shared a glimpse into her hectic schedule as she joked ‘I don’t know what time zone I’m in.’Amid juggling work, family and personal time, Dua made sure to fit in a romantic date night with her husband Callum Turner.The couple wined and dined at a posh restaurant in New York before taking a casual stroll to watch the sunset. Her recent post comes after she won her battle with a Hong Kong-based ‘chancer’ who was selling unauthorised merchandise using her name.He was flogging ‘Dua Lipa’ merchandise online, with an unauthorised venture including ‘clothing, canvas bags and headwear’. Dua Lipa, 31, looked incredible in a dazzling emerald dress as she posed up a storm for sizzling Instagram snaps on Thursday Amid juggling work, family, and personal time, Dua made sure to fit in a romantic date night with her husband Callum TurnerShe quickly secured a favourable ruling from the UN’s World Intellectual Property Organisation.It decided the domain name ‘dualipa-asiastore.com’ was being used in ‘bad faith’, ordering its immediate transfer to the pop star’s firm from the chancer called Gary.The singer made £64,000 on average every day last year, her latest company records show. The Daily Mail revealed that she took £23.4million overall from her media company, Radical22 Ltd, in earnings from songs, royalties, touring and sales of merchandise. Radical22, which she set up in 2014 with her father and manager, Dukagjin, 57, is worth £73million.Elsewhere in accounts filed to Companies House, another of Dua’s businesses – Radical22 Live, which oversees her touring finances – made a net profit of £6.2million in 2025.Her worldwide 81-date Radical Optimism Tour grossed a total of £162million last year alone.Dua recently opened up about her big day, sharing that she and husband Callum ‘never lost sight of one another’ during their £1.5million wedding. The pair first married in a legal ceremony at Marylebone Town Hall in May, with only close family and friends in attendance, and just one week later they jetted to Italy for their grand wedding. The star-studded guest list included Charli XCX, actor Joe Alwyn, Mark Ronson and Donatella Versace. The singer, who splits her time between New York and the UK, shared a glimpse into her hectic schedule as she joked ‘I don’t know what time zone I’m in’ The couple wined and dined at a posh restaurant in New York before taking a casual stroll to watch the sunsetShe told Vogue Italia: ‘Our wedding day was magical. We received so much advice, but we decided to follow just two suggestions: to experience the day as though we were guests ourselves, and to keep finding each other throughout the crowd, never losing sight of one another. That way, we created so many memories together.’Discussing how she navigates balancing her work and personal life, Dua added: ‘I’m very good at finding a balance between work, hobbies, and family.’I’ve never put my ambition aside, and I’m fortunate to be with someone who loves working as much as I do. We understand and support each other.’To me, he’s family. Our creative language is unique. When we make decisions together, it’s as if we share the same brain – we follow the same instincts.’Dua also shared that her newfound happiness as a married woman may begin to affect her upcoming music, having previously taken her songwriting inspiration from heartbreak.She said: ‘It’s easier to write love songs when your heart is broken because heartbreak is such a powerful, loud emotion.’But now I want to discover what happens when you truly find love. I’m interested in the complexities of a relationship – its quieter moments, the little things.’