Dua Lipa is launching her own range of ice cream and hopes that One Lick is all it will take for fans to love it.
The One Kiss singer has applied for a licence to protect her name as a brand for marketing a range of frozen desserts. Dua, 29 – who also has her own lifestyle and culture publishing venture called Service95 – is still waiting for approval from the government’s Intellectual Property Office.
Her application covers the sale of “non-dairy ice cream, ice cream cones, dairy ice cream, ice cream desserts,
ice cream cakes and ice cream drinks”, along with milkshakes and yoghurts. And fans may be interested to see the sort of flavours the New Rules singer comes up with, as she doesn’t tend to follow the crowd.
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On Radio 1 Breakfast with Greg James, Dua recently admitted she is not a fan of chocolate ice cream. She said: “I get vanilla ice cream and I put olive oil on it, and sea salt.
Glastonbury headliner Dua raked in an extraordinary £1 million a WEEK last year from her music – swelling her fortune to around £100m. The star, 28, turned over an eye-watering £51.6m – up from £24.5m in 2022, and a healthy £21.8m was profit for Dua – a rise of £13m from the previous 12 months.
Her latest album Radical Optimism came out this year and was number 1 in five countries including the UK. And next year's accounts could be even better with the record sales and also gigs planned for Wembley stadium in 2025 having already sold out.
