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Watch Dua Lipa perform ‘Don’t Start Now’ and ‘Levitating’ on ‘SNL’

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Dua Lipa performed as Saturday Night Live‘s final musical guest of the year, more than two years after her first appearance on the show.The singer was originally set to appear back in March, supporting her latest album Future Nostalgia, before recording halted due to the deepening coronavirus pandemic.Lipa made up for lost time on the long-running entertainment show last night (December 19), delivering a pair of energetic performances for ‘Don’t Start Now’ and ‘Levitating’.

Watch both songs below.The multiple-Grammy-nominated artist also took part in some of of the promo skits with Kristen Wiig and Kate McKinnon, in which the latter gets everyone up to speed on what’s been happening since Lipa’s late March appearance got postponed.The ‘New.

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