Dua Lipa and her boyfriend Callum Turner wear matching black outfits as they enjoy the fourth day of Glastonbury

Dua Lipa was in high spirits with boyfriend Callum Turner and enjoyed the fourth day of Glastonbury on Sunday after defending herself against allegations of pantomime.

The pop star, who headlined the iconic Pyramid Stage on Friday night, coordinated with her partner, the actor, and both wore all-black ensembles.

Dua, 28, showed off her leggy side in a black jacket, which she paired with opaque tights and chunky, knee-high lace-up boots.

The Levitations singer left her long red curls open and put stylish sunglasses on her head.

Callum, meanwhile, opted for a cool black jacket, jeans and a baseball cap and felt comfortable in a comfortable pair of beige sneakers.

The couple were seen chatting with friends in the VIP area of ​​Worthy Farm before posing for photos.

On Saturday, Dua was seen puffing on a cigarette while her boyfriend Callum wrapped his arms tightly around her as she relaxed after her performance at Glastonbury the night before.

Dua had previously defiantly told the Mail on Sunday: “I don’t do pantomime” after her fans accused her of singing backing tracks during her headlining performance at Glastonbury.

For the 28-year-old, it was a dream come true to play on the world-famous Pyramid stage. But her performance in front of tens of thousands of fans on Friday was overshadowed by accusations that she hadn’t really sung on stage.

However, when our reporter met her in the VIP area yesterday, she shrugged off the criticism.

“I don’t do pantomime,” said the Grammy winner as she toasted her success with her boyfriend, actor Callum Turner (34), in an exclusive bar on the Worthy Farm festival grounds.

The couple were spotted cuddling after arriving from their luxury hotel ten miles from Glastonbury.

She wore a white tank top with a black skirt and carried a £1,600 crystal-embellished satin Prada bag. She accessorised the look with chunky black boots.

The singer was accused of playback by viewers of the BBC’s coverage of the festival on Friday night.

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“Imagine paying that much money to go to Glastonbury and stand there and watch Dua Lipa mimic the song without even singing it. How awful,” said one.

Another wrote online: “Dua Lipa performs a pantomime act on Top of the Pops.”

On X, formerly Twitter, one person wrote: “It’s a shame #DuaLipa can’t sing live. Don’t come to Glasto and pantomime. Nonsense.”

Another said: “Dua Lipa has some catchy tunes but I’m pretty sure she’s backing vocals. Sounds like live singing but I’m just not convinced she’s singing it live ‘in the moment’.”

Informed sources say the pantomime claim is false.