Dua Lipa won big at the recent BRIT Awards, taking home awards for Female Solo Artist and Mastercard British Album of the Year for her chart-topping hit, Future Nostalgia. She has now released a hot new music video for her latest track, Love Again, where she can be seen riding a mechanical bull. The 25-year-old singer looks stunning in a variety of tiny bikinis, some of which feature cow and zebra print patterns, revealing her toned figure.

Dua put the final touches on her sizzling swimwear outfit by pairing it with black denim hot pants and a waistcoat. Later, she changed into camouflage high-waisted trousers and a longline blazer. In a video, she flaunted her dance moves and rode a mechanical bull. Towards the end of the video, Dua appeared with a full face of mime artist makeup on and wiped her lipstick on the back of someone’s jacket off-camera with a menacing look in her eyes.

 According to a source who spoke to The Sun, the singer is still basking in the success of her recent album Future Nostalgia and her Brit Award win, but she’s not resting on her laurels. The insider revealed that Dua has already begun working on new music and that the upcoming video promises to be amazing. The shoot was a huge production that involved numerous crew members, elaborate stunts, and even a horse. The source added that Dua is going from strength to strength and continues to impress everyone with her talent and hard work.

Dua Lipa recently expressed gratitude towards both her fans and critics for the online abuse she received over her dancing and stage presence, stating that it made her a better performer. She thanked everyone who has been listening to her music since her debut album four years ago and mentioned how touring for three years and being bullied online helped her improve significantly. She also shared a screenshot of her iconic album cover and acknowledged the amazing people she met and lessons she learned over the years. Dua talked about her experience with trolling in the past, admitting that it affected her mental health and made her feel like she wasn’t good enough. She also called for social media companies to make it a safer space and protect users’ mental health. Despite the challenges she faced, Dua believes that the negative comments made her stronger.