Dua Lipa has revealed her biggest tip for an incredible sex life as she opened up about her intimate relationships on her weekly podcast.
The pop star, 28, admitted she thinks couples need to be completely honest about what they need sexually in order for a relationship to work.
‘Not talking about sex with the person you are having sex with is a weird anomaly for me’
Dua said it seems ‘bizarre’ to her not to discuss the topic and believes that any embarrassment surrounding sex should be left at the door.
The star, who is currently dating Romain Gavras, 42, said: ‘Not talking about sex with the person you are having sex with is a weird anomaly for me.
‘I think it’s important to normalise the conversation around sex and make it a topic that we can speak about more freely, so we can let go of the guilt and the shame that Âsurrounds it.’
What is her secret to lasting love?
Sharing her secret to lasting love is to find the fun in each other, she said: ‘It’s always so fun — and it goes back to that idea of keeping things fresh — to find ways to continue to be curious about your partner.
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‘So much of what I read about relationships these days is about the ‘roommate phase’ where you feel like you’re living together but you’re not romantically involved any more.
‘What can you do to ensure your interest in the relationship never dies?
‘And are we wrecking relationships by trying to be even happier when we are plenty happy to begin with?’
What is the best way to start a relationship?
During the same conversation, Dua also discussed finding love and revealed what she believes the best way to start a relationship is.
Dua admitted she doesn’t have any time for dating apps, such as Raya and Hinge, because they can take away the spontaneity of a new romance.
She said: ‘I’ve got so many friends on dating apps and sometimes it works.
‘But the idea of meeting in the community, through friends, starting conversations and doing things that don’t feel so clinical is probably the best way to go about it.’
She adds: ‘The erasing of Âuncertainty feels a little bit unsexy.
‘There is something about the unknown that is exciting — going with the flow.
‘You want to know you are heading in the right direction and then you can leave the rest to life taking its course.
‘It demands strength and maturity. Before, people used to get lots of different things from different people within their community.
‘Now people base all their happiness on one person. We want to find the one who fulfils everything — our romantic needs, our sexual needs, our need for a best friend.’
Dua’s relationship with Romain appears to be going from strength to strength and she has recently been holidaying with him and her parents.
