Dua Lipa marked her mother Anesa's 54th birthday on Sunday with a touching tribute on Instagram, sharing a series of affectionate snapshots.

"Happy Birthday to my mamaaaa @anesalipa ❤️ we are so lucky to have you!! Everything good we have is from your love, patience and strength! Queen of our HOUSE N HEARTS!!! I love you so much," Lipa wrote in her post. The singer, 30, also shared throwback holiday photos from the Hotel Du Cap-Eden-Roc in France, where she and her mother bore a striking resemblance.

Lipa's mother, Anesa, and father, Dukagjin, also have two other children: Gjin, 20, and Rina, 25.

The birthday post comes as Lipa continues to enjoy a honeymoon with her husband, Callum Turner. The couple, who married in Sicily earlier this month, have been sharing glimpses of their Italian getaway. Earlier in the week, Lipa posted images from their trip to the Amalfi Coast, including one of herself in a gold bikini. The newlyweds have been documenting their travels, staying in various beautiful accommodations and enjoying romantic moments together.

They tied the knot in a lavish £1.5million wedding in Sicily at the beginning of the month and have since been road tripping around Italy on a romantic honeymoon

Lipa and Turner's wedding celebrations in Sicily were reportedly a three-day event with a price tag of £1.5 million. The ceremony took place at the historical Villa Valguarnera, with guests including Sir Elton John and Charli XCX. The couple met in January 2024 and bonded over a shared interest in the novel "Trust" by Hernan Diaz.

Sources close to the couple have indicated that they are considering starting a family in the near future, with a friend telling the Daily Mail, "They are so in love, they want to be together forever and they want to be parents in the not too distant future." Additionally, Lipa and Turner are planning to relocate to the United States for approximately seven months, coinciding with Turner's upcoming film projects. Turner is slated to appear in a remake of the 1981 horror film "Possession" alongside Margaret Qualley, followed by the baseball film "The Comebacker."