Dua Lipa and her siblings hail from a musical lineage deeply rooted in their family history. As the eldest child of Anesa and Dukagjin Lipa, Dua’s upbringing was influenced by her parents’ diverse backgrounds. Anesa, of Bosnian descent, works in tourism, while Dukagjin, an Albanian, previously lent his vocals to the rock band Oda. Dua entered the world on August 22, 1995, followed by her sister Rina’s birth on May 14, 2001, and her brother Gjin’s arrival on December 30, 2005. 

Rina, much like her superstar sister, has found herself in the limelight, particularly through her competitive dance endeavors, amassing nearly 875,000 followers on Instagram and modeling for renowned brands such as Miu Miu and Versace. Meanwhile, Gjin, at the age of 18, has begun to carve his own path in the music industry, following in the footsteps of his sister and father, with aspirations in music production since October 2023.

The Lipa siblings’ journey has been marked by a close-knit bond and a shared passion for creativity. Despite their cosmopolitan upbringing split between London and Pristina, Kosovo, the family’s unity has remained steadfast. Rina’s dedication to dance, earning accolades in the UK’s former Rock Challenge dance competition, and Gjin’s foray into music production, reflect their individual pursuits within the arts. 

Yet, their bond is evident in their collective achievements, as seen during Dua’s triumphant moments, such as her 2018 Brit Awards victories, where she lovingly invited Rina and Gjin onstage. Through their diverse talents and shared experiences, the Lipa siblings embody resilience, creativity, and familial love, encapsulating a journey that transcends borders and inspires audiences worldwide.