Dua Lipa fans stunned after spotting 'NSFW detail' in bathroom selfie

Dua Lipa left her fans' jaws on the floor with a NSFW bathroom selfie.

The British-Albanian singer's name has been on everyone lips of late amid her ongoing musical success.

In fact, Dua is doing so well that at one stage she was dubbed as the 'Cher of our generation'.

Cher herself has something to say about this though, and questioned how many years are in a generation (implying that her musical influence wasn't quite done yet).

As any celebrity knows, when it comes to fame, parts of your personal life become common knowledge - one factor being your dating life.

Dua, 29, has had a handful of famous boyfriends, including Anwar Hadid (the younger brother of Bella and Gigi Hadid) and her current boyfriend, Masters of the Air and Fantastic Beasts actor, Callum Turner.

But before getting into a relationship with her current beau, Dua dated French director Romain Gavra.

Romain was 14 years the singer's senior and they are said to have gone their separate ways in December 2023.

But before ending their romance, Dua and Romain reportedly went on vacation together. During the trip, the 'Levitating' singer shared a bathroom snap to Instagram.

The picture in question, which she took while standing in a bathroom, showed her posing as she pulled her shirt up to reveal her underwear in front of a mirror.

Dua showed off her toned stomach and fancy nails and gold jewellery, but that’s not the NSFW element.

The thing that raised eyebrows were the hard-to-miss hand marks on the shower glass door.

We could say that the marks could have been created when Dua was pushing open the door of the shower, however, if you've seen the Titanic scene with Jack and Rose in the car, you’ll know exactly what fans were thinking...

One person got straight to the point in the comments, writing: "Dua babe u weren't alone in that shower."

Another joked: "There was nothing clean going on in that shower from what I see."

But some people even tried to argue about the reason for the marks and claimed they were too precise for such an encounter.

One person said: "I’m sorry but if those marks are what everyone is thinking, then shouldn’t they be like, more haphazard than that?"

Let a girl live, people.