Where was Dua Lipa? Singer misses Sir Elton John duet at Glastonbury

Real reason Dua Lipa was absent from Glastonbury is revealed: Singer misses chance to duet her song with Sir Elton John during his epic set as fans are baffled by her no-show

Dua Lipa was notably absent from the Glastonbury Pyramid Stage on Sunday night where she missed the chance to duet her song with Sir Elton John.

The popstar, 27, didn’t show up to sing their hit Cold Heart, leaving Elton, 76, to instruct the audience to sing her part of the song.  

Sir Elton’s final performance of his last UK tour was hailed by fans as the ‘best Glastonbury headliner ever’ as he closed the show.

But despite the momentous occasion Dua couldn’t be there leaving Elton to sing their 2021 hit alone – and instead Dua shared snaps from a family meal on the same day. 

Fans were quick to comment as one wrote on Twitter: ‘Sorry Dua Lipa but where on earth is more important to be right now than the headlining performance of Glastonbury with Elton John?’

Where was she? Dua Lipa was notably absent from the Glastonbury Pyramid Stage on Sunday night where she missed the chance to duet her song with Sir Elton John

Awkward: The popstar, 27, didn’t show up to sing their hit Cold Heart, leaving Elton, 76, to instruct the audience to sing her part of the song

Another said: ‘No Dua Lipa either… beyond belief #Glastonbury.’

A third wrote: ‘I’m dying to know what Dua Lipa chose to do rather than perform with Elton John on his final UK performance.’

Someone else said: ‘Bit unfortunate for Elton John that Dua Lipa chose #Glastonbury for the first night she stayed at home in three years.’

A fifth said: ‘Listen Dua Lipa I love you but there is 0 family event or commitment more important than getting a boogie on with Elton at Glastonbury.’

On the day Dua shared snaps to her Instagram as she enjoyed a family meal and is believed to be in New York. 

Representatives for Dua have been contacted by MailOnline for comment.

Sir Elton tearfully took to Glastonbury’s Pyramid Stage for the final UK show of his Farewell Yellow Brick Road tour.

After hundreds of thousands gathered at Worthy Farm and millions tuned in to watch Elton’s final farewell, fans have branded the performance a triumph.

One person said that after promising to perform ‘hit after hit’, Elton ultimately delivered during his two hour set, which featured four special guests.

Reaction: Fans were quick to comment as one wrote on Twitter: ‘Sorry Dua Lipa but where on earth is more important to be right now than the headlining performance of Glastonbury with Elton John?’

Busy: But despite the momentous occasion Dua couldn’t be there leaving Elton to sing their 2021 hit alone – and instead Dua shared snaps from a family meal on the same day

Born to perform: Sir Elton ‘s final performance of his last UK tour was hailed by fans as the ‘best Glastonbury headliner ever’ as he closed the show

Dressed in style: The superstar singer walked on to the stage in a gold suit before taking a seat at the piano as fireworks went off

The ‘life-affirming’ set was watched by his husband David Furnish and their children, as well as celebrity pals including David Walliams and the Spice Girls, who were reportedly set to join him for a glitzy after party following the show.

Stars including Paul McCartney, Taron Egerton and Andrew Garfield were also spotted backstage watching the show before attending Elton’s bash.

At the start of the show, Elton walked on to the stage in a gold suit before taking a seat at the piano as fireworks went off, before saying he never thought he would play the festival for a ‘special and emotional’ show.

Pop star Sir Elton removed his famous red-tinted glasses to wipe away tears as his musical guests paid tribute to him on stage.

During the evening, he dedicated his penultimate song Don’t Let the Sun Go Down on Me to the late George Michael on what would have been the singer’s 60th birthday, saying: ‘This is a very special day today, I wondered how I was going to approach it.

‘One of Britain’s most fantastic singers and songwriters was George Michael. He was my friend, he was an inspiration, and today would have been his 60th birthday, so I want to dedicate this song to his memory. All the music he left us with is so gorgeous. This is for you George.’

He opened his set with Pinball Wizard before playing The B***h Is Back and then said: ‘I never thought I would ever play Glastonbury and here I am. 

‘It’s a very special and emotional night for me because it might be my last show ever in England, so I had better play well, and I had better entertain you, you’ve been standing there so long, and I really appreciate all the outfits and everything.’

He then followed up with Bennie And The Jets and Daniel to a capacity crowd at the Pyramid Stage.

Sir Elton was joined by Jacob Lusk of Gabriels and The London Community Gospel Choir for Are You Ready For Love?

Following a performance of Someone Saved My Life Tonight, he told the crowd: ‘When I chose my guests for this show I wanted to have newer artists, save for one person, and this boy I heard last year on the radio… 

‘I’ve asked him to come to Glastonbury to do his song and he’s an amazing young talent.’

Golden boy: Sir Elton’s golden suit was complemented by a pair of golden trainers for his performance

Landmark show: He said: ‘It’s a very special and emotional night for me because it might be my last show ever in England, so I had better play well, and I had better entertain you’ (pictured with his first guest, American singer Jacob Lusk)

Making music: Sir Elton was joined by Stephen Sanchez for a performance of Sanchez’s song Until I Found You.

Honoured: Lead singer of the Killers, Brandon Flowers, made an appearance to sing with Sir Elton

Guest star: Brit-nominated singer Rina Sawayama took to the stage with him to perform Don’t Go Breaking My Heart

He was then joined by Stephen Sanchez for a performance of Sanchez’s song Until I Found You. 

Sir Elton then welcomed the Killers frontman Brandon Flowers to perform with him, who took to the stage in a red jacket, with the pair performing Tiny Dancer.

Brit-nominated singer Rina Sawayama took to the stage with him to perform Don’t Go Breaking My Heart.

He also performed renditions Goodbye Yellow Brick Road, Your Song and Candle In The Wind to the huge crowd.

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