She enjoyed a sun-soaked break in St Lucia with boyfriend Anwar Hadid earlier this month.

And Dua Lipa appeared in a sentimental mood on Tuesday evening as she took to Instagram to share a slew of holiday snaps taken from her disposable camera.

The singer, 24, showcased her incredible figure in a lime green thong ʙικιɴι and also beamed for the camera in a tiny red halterneck two-piece as she went for a swim.

Peachy: Dua Lipa showcased her incredible figure in a lime green thong ʙικιɴι as she took to Instagram on Tuesday to share a slew of throwback snaps from St Lucia
Dua showed off her peachy derriere in the green ʙικιɴι as she posed with her back to pH๏τographer Anwar, 21, in one idyllic beach sH๏τ.

In another pH๏τo, the songstress showered her boyfriend in kisses as they took a selfie by the pool of her villa.

While in a different beach snap, Dua topped up her tan in a black ʙικιɴι.

Smitten: In another pH๏τo, the songstress showered her boyfriend in kisses as they took a selfie by the pool of her villa
She captioned the post: ‘St. Lucia disposables’.

Earlier this month, the star recently revealed she’d finally returned to America with boyfriend Anwar, following an idyllic getaway on the island of St Lucia.

The young couple were welcomed back by Anwar’s mother Yolanda with a heartfelt post uploaded to Instagram.

Despite being eager to return, the couple had to quarantine in the Caribbean beforehand to isolate as Dua is not a registered US citizen.

In one pH๏τo, Anwar showed off his impressive tattoo collection
They had originally been holed up in ‘a random Airbnb’ in London, after the award-winning belter returned home from her Australian tour to find her flat flooded.

Speaking on Good Morning Britain recently, Dua, who has just released her second album, said things are going well as she enjoys some rare downtime with Anwar.

‘I’m still in the airbnb, it’s all good,’ she told the ITV show. ‘My boyfriend and I are used to it, we travel a lot so we can make anywhere home.

‘I got back from Australia and when the self-isolation thing started to happen, I quickly had to find a spot.’