Dua Lipa turns a blind eye to South Korea's political turmoil with new decision?

Dua Lipa has decided to continue her concert tour in Seoul, amid political turmoil in the country.

According to the publication, the One Kiss crooner performed on Wednesday night at the Gocheok Sky Dome among more than 20,000 concertgoers.

Due to South Korea’s on-going political chaos followed by a partial martial law, it was believed the entertainment industry might face an unprecedented disruption.

However, during her concert, according to Live Nation, the 29-year-old singer announced that the show would go ahead.

“Nothing else matters. Tonight, it’s just me and you — us,” the International pop star told the crowd during her concert.

Her announcement came hours after South Korean president reversed his declaration of martial law.

The Don’t Start Now singer is also scheduled to perform her Radical Optimism Tour at the same venue on Thursday, on December 5.

The Radical Optimism Tour is an ongoing third concert tour by the English-Albanian singer in support of her third studio album, Radical Optimism.

The tour commenced in Singapore on November 5, 2024, and is set to conclude in Seattle on October 16, 2025.