Dua Lipa Stuns in Metallic Bikini Amid Lawsuit

showed off her envy-inducing figure in a metallic bikini as she took her mind off her £11million lawsuit during a £2,000-a-night stay at Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc this week. 

The pop star, 30, accused the electronics giant of using her face on cardboard TV boxes as part of a 'mass marketing campaign' without her knowledge.

The court filing states that the One Kiss singer had 'no say, control, or input whatsoever' over the use of her photo in the campaign – believed to have been used on boxes all over the world.

Amid the drama she has been distracting herself with yet another luxurious vacation, this time in the south of .

She displayed her toned physique in the skimpy two piece as she uploaded a slew of sexy snaps to Instagram on Tuesday.

She has been in the area amid where last week she arrived at the star-studded Paper Tiger party in a plunging black dress. 

She shared a snap of that outfit as part of her latest post, while she posed in other stylish looks and a fluffy dressing gown as she relaxed at the hotel.

 is suing for £11million after accusing the tech giant of using her image to sell its televisions without permission.

The complaint says: 'Ms Lipa did not allow and would not have allowed this use.'

Court documents reveal the winner is seeking $15million (£11million) in damages.

The photo was taken backstage during her appearance at the Austin City Limits Festival in 2024, with the star claiming she owns the copyright to the picture.

She said she only discovered the image was being used commercially after the products were already on sale.

Her legal team also criticised the company's alleged response after she demanded the image be removed, claiming Samsung was 'dismissive and callous' and refused to stop using the photograph.

The complaint even includes social media posts from customers allegedly persuaded to buy the TVs because of the apparent endorsement. One person wrote on X: 'I wasn't even planning on buying a TV but I saw the box so I decided to get it.'

Another said: 'I'd get that TV just because Dua Lipa is on it. That's how obsessed I am. That's how much I love her.' A third added: 'Just put a picture of Dua Lipa on it.'

Her lawyers argue the comments prove Samsung benefited from some fans believing the singer had backed the product.

The suit also states that the singer has carefully cultivated a 'premium brand' and is 'highly selective' when it comes to endorsements and partnerships.