Dua Lipa and Callum Turner look every inch the loved-up newlyweds as they touch down in New York after romantic Italian honeymoon

 and Callum Turner looked every inch the loved-up newlyweds as they touched down in airport on Monday.

The couple jetted back from their idyllic Italian honeymoon after marrying earlier this month in Sicily, which was reported to have cost £1.5million.

Dua, 30, cut a chic display in a blue linen shirt and navy jeans, which she teamed with black heeled boots.

Callum, 36, couldn't wipe the smile off his face as he held his new wife's hand while leaving the airport. 

After touching down in the Big Apple, as she shared new Instagram snaps. 

The new photo dump included a nude snap of the Training Season singer as she luxuriates in a bubble bath at La Posta Vecchia hotel, a Renaissance villa located just outside Rome, which was once the seaside home of J. Paul Getty. 

The couple stayed in the renowned Getty Suite overlooking the Tyrrhenian Sea with the vast marble bath taking pride of place in the room. 

Another photo shows Dua showing off her wedding ring as she plays a card game with her husband and soaks up the sunshine on board a yacht in a lingerie-style bikini. 

Callum also proudly holds up his gold wedding band to camera during a romantic sunset dinner with his wife. 

One photo shows a grinning Dua proudly supporting SSC Napoli, teaming a football shirt from the Naples team with her skimpy bikini.

Dua tagged Hotel Il Pellicano in the post, another five star hotel located in Tuscany's Maremma region.

The idyllic honeymoon has seen the couple travel along the Amalfi coast before heading to Rome where they were seen amongst tourists, paying for a pair of tickets to capture a photo beside the Trevi Fountain.

They also made a stop in Naples and enjoyed a stay in Taormina, checking into the San Domenico Palace, the hotel made famous by The White Lotus 2. 

Earlier this month, three days after they officially married at Marylebone town hall in London, Dua and Callum jetted off to the island of Sicily for their three-day party based in the town of Palermo.

The celebrations were held in the historical Villa Valguarnera where a blessing was held for the couple, who met in January 2024 at a party in Los Angeles where they bonded over reading the same novel, Trust by Hernan Diaz.

One Kiss singer Dua’s close friend Sir Elton John performed his hit Your Song, while fellow pop star Charli XCX and fashion icon Donatella Versace were also guests.

Dua looked incredible in a haute couture gown by designer Matthieu Blazy, .  

The backless halterneck gown, embellished with thousands of silver and white beads, had a huge train covered in 25,000 feathers. 

She wore a plume of feathers in her hair which were joined to her cathedral veil which took 3,220 hours to embroider. Callum, meanwhile, cut a dapper figure in a bespoke Louis Vuitton suit.

The night before they hosted a cocktail party at the Galleria Moderna where the bride stunned in a custom made Bottega Veneta dress and a matching handbag. 

Dua was given away by her father Dukagjin, who also acts as her manager while Callum’s beloved mother, the former nightclub doorwoman Rose Turner, was also handed a ‘special’ role at the wedding.

Sources close to the couple say that they are looking forward to ‘having babies'.

One friend told 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. They are both so family orientated. It's so exciting.'

It has also been revealed that the couple are planning to relocate to the States for seven months.

Callum has landed two back-to-back shoots that require him to work across the pond, and Dua wants to be by his side.

The Bond frontman will first be filming a remake of the 1981 horror Possession, in which he will star alongside Margaret Qualley.

Up next is baseball film The Comebacker, in which Tom Hanks will play his pitching coach.

After revealing they are relocating, Callum mused: 'We work jobs where we have to go around the world.'

He added to The Hollywood Reporter: 'It's important when we are home in London to be with our friends as much as possible.

'We make sure that we're together as much as possible.'