Dua Lipa and her siblings come from a rich musical heritage deeply ingrained in their family’s past. Growing up as the eldest child of Anesa and Dukagjin Lipa, Dua’s childhood was shaped by her parents’ diverse backgrounds. Anesa, who is of Bosnian descent, works in the tourism industry, while Dukagjin, an Albanian, previously showcased his vocals in the rock band Oda. Dua was born on August 22, 1995, followed by her sister Rina on May 14, 2001, and her brother Gjin on December 30, 2005.

Following in her famous sister’s footsteps, Rina has stepped into the spotlight, notably through her competitive dance pursuits, gathering nearly 875,000 Instagram followers and modeling for prestigious brands like Miu Miu and Versace. On the other hand, Gjin, aged 18, has started to make his mark in the music scene, inspired by his sister and father, with aspirations in music production since October 2023.

The Lipa siblings’ path has been characterized by a strong familial connection and a mutual enthusiasm for artistic expression. Despite growing up between London and Pristina, Kosovo, their bond has remained unshakable. Rina’s commitment to dance, which led to recognition in the UK’s former Rock Challenge dance contest, and Gjin’s venture into music production, illustrate their distinct artistic endeavors.

Their connection shines through in their joint successes, exemplified by Dua’s triumphant occasions, like her wins at the 2018 Brit Awards, where she warmly welcomed Rina and Gjin to join her onstage. With their varied talents and shared moments, the Lipa siblings epitomize resilience, creativity, and familial affection, embodying a narrative that surpasses geographical boundaries and motivates audiences globally.