The 'Training Season' singer was left red-faced when her audition fell flat in front of the "whole school", however she was later welcomed back to join the "lower range" section of the choir.
Appearing on Trixie Mattel’s YouTube channel, she recalled: “The music teacher was like—it was an assembly—‘Alright, who wants to sing and try out for the choir?’
“I went, ‘Y’know what? I’d like to actually do that.’ So, I decided to stand up for the whole school, and he started playing on the piano. It was in this crazy high note, and nothing came out—just air. And the whole school started laughing.
“And he was like, ‘You know what? Better luck next time.’ That was it."
She continued: “Later on, I was part of the choir, but I was in the lower range.”
The pop star credits her theatre schoolteacher with transforming her into the confident singer she is today.
Dua added: “I went to singing lessons in a theatre school every Saturday in London and it was the teacher there that helped me build up my confidence."
This June, Dua will headline Glastonbury festival for the first time.
The 'Levitating' hitmaker has her third album ‘Radical Optimism’ coming out on May 3, a few weeks before the festival.
'Dua is going to be everywhere in 2024 - currently her team are looking at pencilling in her first ever stadium shows next summer.
Dua Lipa also stars in Matthew Vaughn’s new spy movie, Argylle, and now you can check out the first trailer. Watch her hit the dancefloor, conduct an assassination attempt, and ride a motorcycle before getting hauled into the air by John Cena.
The action flick, which also stars Bryce Dallas Howard, marks the pop star's first major acting role following her screen debut as Mermaid Barbie in hit film, Barbie.
While the "New Rules" singer's character in the film is yet to be confirmed, The Hollywood Reporter revealed that she will also provide original music for the title track and score.
Additionally, it appears that Lipa will share the screen with Cavill in fantasy sequences based on a best-selling series of espionage novels written by Howard's character, the cat-loving author Elly Conway.
The movie also stars Bryce Dallas Howard (as the reclusive author whose stories merge with the film’s reality), Henry Cavill (as the title character), Samuel L. Jackson, Ariana DeBose, Bryan Cranston, Catherine O’Hara, Sofia Boutella, and a cat called Chip, played by a cat called Alfie, on loan from Claudia Schiffer. Sam Rockwell plays a spy with a cat allergy.
Dua Lipa recently starred in Greta Gerwig’s Barbie, to which she contributed the ubiquitous “Dance the Night.” She’s said her Future Nostalgia follow-up will arrive next year, potentially featuring production from Kevin Parker.
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