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Yes, Dua Lipa Was In Lebanon Over The Weekend!
In response to all the confusion and the speculations circulating on social media, apparently, Dua Lipa was indeed in Lebanon over the weekend.
Earlier today, the English singer and songwriter took to her Instagram to share heartwarming pictures from her short trip to Lebanon, during which she spent working with UNICEF and meeting children at the refugee settlements and youth training and skill building programs.
In the posts, she wrote:
“I’ve had the most eye opening experience being out in Lebanon for the past 3 days working with @unicef meeting children at the refugee settlements and youth training and skill building programs. I particularly want to speak up for refugees as I feel I have a personal connection to seeing people adapt to any circumstance they were put in because of conflict. No family or child chooses to leave their home. They all have dreams. They all deserve equality and a place to be able to live, learn and reach their full potential. I always believe in children as they are our future and we have to take care of them. It was a heartbreaking and emotional yet hopeful experience after seeing these kids still laugh and smile and make the most of a bad situation. I have experienced all first hand the activities and opportunities UNICEF give to young people who have been left without a home because of the war in Syria and it’s nice to see that these children have a community where they feel safe and protected.”
She even posted a video of herself *trying* to do the dabkeh!
Earlier today, the English singer and songwriter took to her Instagram to share heartwarming pictures from her short trip to Lebanon, during which she spent working with UNICEF and meeting children at the refugee settlements and youth training and skill building programs.
In the posts, she wrote:
“I’ve had the most eye opening experience being out in Lebanon for the past 3 days working with @unicef meeting children at the refugee settlements and youth training and skill building programs. I particularly want to speak up for refugees as I feel I have a personal connection to seeing people adapt to any circumstance they were put in because of conflict. No family or child chooses to leave their home. They all have dreams. They all deserve equality and a place to be able to live, learn and reach their full potential. I always believe in children as they are our future and we have to take care of them. It was a heartbreaking and emotional yet hopeful experience after seeing these kids still laugh and smile and make the most of a bad situation. I have experienced all first hand the activities and opportunities UNICEF give to young people who have been left without a home because of the war in Syria and it’s nice to see that these children have a community where they feel safe and protected.”
She even posted a video of herself *trying* to do the dabkeh!
