Dua Lipa has reportedly split from her boyfriend Isaac Carew.
The 21-year-old singer-songwriter and the model recently ended their 18-month relationship, and Dua has since grown close to superstar DJ Calvin Harris, who is currently single.
A source said: "Dua Lipa and Isaac went separate ways and she’s moving on.
"She’s been working in the same circles as Calvin and is a big fan.
"He’s the collaboration she’s really wanted, although she’s had her eye on lots of big names."
And although Dua is currently in Los Angeles to work on new music, it’s been suggested that something more than a friendship could soon develop between herself and Calvin, 33.
An insider told The Sun newspaper: "It will be interesting to see if anything comes from them teaming up – especially away from the studio."
Dua has previously spoken about the Scottish star in glowing terms, admitting he is her dream musical collaboration.
During an interview in December, Dua was asked which of her fellow musicians she would most like to work with and she said: "Calvin Harris. Mate, give me a song."
Calvin has previously dated the likes of Taylor Swift and Rita Ora, but has been single since his high-profile split from the ‘Bad Blood’ hitmaker in 2016.
However, it was recently reported that Calvin and Rita have ended their feud following their acrimonious separation in 2015, which led the DJ to block Rita from performing their song ‘I Will Never Let You Down’.
The source said: "Late last year they got in touch and sorted things out.
"It was such a relief to both of them that they could move on and put things behind them.
"At the end of the day they had a lot of good times together and it was sad that was tainted by how bitter the split was at times.
"But things are really good now although they are not so close they’re heading out to dinner anytime soon or anything.
"But Rita is now back in touch with a lot of Calvin’s industry friends and able to work on music with them and, most importantly, able to perform ‘I Will Never Let You Down’."
Dua Lipa splits from Isaac Carew
