Dua Lipa looks loved-up with boyfriend Callum Turner in the back of a taxi as they head to a BRITs after party to celebrate her Best Pop Act win

Dua Lipa put on a cosy display with boyfriend Callum Turner as they headed to the Warner Music and Ciroc Vodka’s BRITs after party at London’s Nomad on Saturday.

The singer, 28, and the actor, 34, looked more loved-up than ever as they chatted away in the back of a car following her incredible performance during the ceremony.

Dua, who picked up the Best Pop Act gong on the night, was all smiles as she headed to a party to celebrate her win.

She looked nothing short of incredible as she let her hair down in a sexy red lingerie inspired ensemble which she teamed with an oversized leather jacket.

Meanwhile Fantastic Beasts star Callum opted for a smart all black outfit complete with a bomber jacket as he headed inside the venue.

Callum and Dua confirmed their romance in January, during a very public display of affection in Hollywood.

The pair couldn’t keep their hands off each other following a romantic dinner date only a few weeks after first being romantically linked.

The power couple seem to be going from strength to strength, with Dua being seen meeting Callum’s mother Rosemary last month, on Callum’s birthday.

During the ceremony, Dua picked up the fan-voted Pop Act gong, she gushed to her fans: ‘I guess for more reasons than one my fans are the reasons why I’m standing here today, so I wanna say a massive thank you to each and every single one of you who have voted for me.’ 

Elsewhere during the evening, the Levitating hitmaker and Ellie Goulding pulled out all the stops as they led the performances. 

Dua kicked off the ceremony in style as she took to the stage to perform her new song Training Season from her upcoming her third studio album.

The songstress looked incredible in an all leather look while Ellie, 37, stormed the stage just a week after announcing the end of her marriage. 

The evening ended with Dua Lipa presenting Kylie with the Global Icon Award, leading into the Aussie popstar’s finale performance.

‘Alright I’m just gonna be sobbing with Raye, you did that!’ an emotional Kylie said as she took to the stage.

‘You did that. Brits, thank you so much. I really tried to think hard about what to say tonight but I knew I couldn’t plan anything and I knew it’d be just about the emotion.’

‘For some of you it’s been a lifetime – 36 years and counting of experiences together and the thing that really gets me is the love of music and connection with people … I have friends in this room that I’ve worked with through the years.’

The pop superstar then took to the stage for a medley of her greatest hits including her recent chart smash Padam Padam, Can’t Get You Out Of My Head, Slow and Love At First Sight. 

Elsewhere during the night Raye broke records by winning six BRIT gongs during a star-studded ceremony at London’s O2 arena.

The singer/songwriter, 26, scooped the first gong presented on the night, Song of the Year for her hit Escapism ft 070 Shake, shortly before also taking home the R&B Act gong and Best New Artist.

She was in floods of tears as she later accepted Album Of The Year, Artist Of The Year and Songwriter of the Year, bringing her beloved grandmother on stage at one point.

The star now holds the record for the most BRITs won at a single ceremony, a record which previously stood at four, jointly held by Blur (1995), Adele (2016) and Harry Styles (2023). 

She had been nominated seven times – the most ever for a single artist in a year – but couldn’t possibly have won more than she did as she was shortlisted twice for song of the year – for Escapism, which won the title, and for Prada. 

As well as Raye’s huge successes, Dua Lipa won best pop act while Kylie Minogue – who had a massive comeback hit last year with Padam Padam – picked up the global icon award. The night was dominated by female winners, who won gongs in all but four categories.

A record 98 artists were up for the new 2024 BRIT award, which has been designed by British visual artist and painter Rachel Jones.

The only men to get accolades were Calvin Harris for dance act; Sheffield quartet Bring Me The Horizon in the alternative/rock category; Casisdead for best hip-hop, grime or rap act; and duo Jungle for group of the year. 

Miley Cyrus was a notable absentee on the night, sending her thanks for her International Song win for her smash hit Flowers in a video message.

‘Hello to everybody at the Brits. I wanted to say thank you so much for voting Flowers as the international song of the year, and a special thank you for giving me somewhere to wear this dress, she said, showing off her minuscule gold number.

‘It’s incredible to win but the real prize is having this incredible song hit around the world. I know this video is a little short but I just wanted it to match my dress.’