Deck on Nero yacht.

Inside Irish billionaire's superyacht, where Dua Lipa celebrated her wedding

Dua Lipa swapped levitating in favour of floating as she celebrated her marriage to Callum Turner on a well-known Irish billionaire's superyacht.

The popstar incorporated Denis O'Brien's sprawling vessel, Nero, into the celebrations after partying in an 18th-century Sicilian villa for three days.

The newlyweds took the Cork man's 90m yacht out to sea overnight, with La Sicilia reporting the boat returned to its home at a marina in Bagheria on the island.

Dua Lipa and Callum Turner. Pic: Dua Lipa/Instagram
Dua Lipa and Callum Turner. Pic: Dua Lipa/Instagram

Denis O' Brien's bought the yacht in 2014 and began renovating it in 2016.

It currently costs €490,000 a week to rent.

The yacht's duplex master suite, which Dua Lipa and Callum likely occupied, comes equipped with a separate lounge, study, and his-and-hers bathrooms.

Interior lounges on Nero yacht
Interior lounges on Nero yacht

Located on the main deck, the area has direct access to the observation lounge and pool.

There is also a VIP suite, which is located on the lower deck. It has a spacious bedroom, a private lounge space, a large bathroom with a Jacuzzi tub, his-and-hers sinks, and a separate shower.

The Nero yacht.
The Nero yacht.

There are four more guest suites, two of which are convertible between twin and double arrangements.

Nero's lounges are connected via a sweeping main staircase.

There is a choice of formal and casual dining areas on the boat, alongside a swanky Art Deco-inspired cocktail bar.

The Nero yacht.
The Nero yacht.

For any thrill seekers on board, the yacht is supplied with SeaBobs and Jet Skis, which are available for use.

According to Nero's website, the yacht's culinary team serves up Michelin-quality cuisine, from casual snacks on the sun deck to a five-course feast in the formal dining room.

Check out more photographs of Nero below:

Interior lounges on Nero yacht
Interior lounges on the Nero yacht
Interior lounges on Nero yacht
Interior lounges on the Nero yacht
Interior lounges on Nero yacht
Interior lounges on the Nero yacht
Interior lounges on Nero yacht
Interior lounges on the Nero yacht
Deck on Nero yacht.
Deck on Nero yacht.
Deck on Nero yacht.
Deck on Nero yacht.
Deck on Nero yacht.
Deck on the Nero yacht.
Suites on Nero yacht.
Suites on the Nero yacht.
Suites on Nero yacht.
Turn down service on the Nero yacht.
Suites on Nero yacht.
a private suite on the Nero yacht.
Suites on Nero yacht.
aplush bathroom aboard the Nero yacht.
Suites on Nero yacht.
lime-washed cabinetry in one of the cabins on the Nero yacht.
Deck on Nero yacht.
An aft Deck aboard the Nero yacht.
The Nero yacht.
The elegantly shipshape Nero yacht.
The Nero yacht.
The captain's table aboard the Nero yacht,, which is available for private charter.

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