R&R: Dua Lipa enjoyed a little rest and relaxation prior to her sold out concert in Munich Sunday

The Sweetest Pie crooner and her friends, Rosie Viva and Rae Ann Hayden, along with her trainer who goes by the name Annie Moves, seemed to enjoy basking in the sun in a secluded area.

The British born singer is in the middle of her Future Nostalgia Tour, which launched in Miami in February.

The singer will travel the globe performing hits through November, when she will drop the curtain in Perth, Australia.

Dazzling: The 26-year-old superstar looked dazzling in a pink and orange floral string bikini which showed off her trim abs and toned legs as she reclined riverside in the Bavarian capital

Peace and quiet: The One Kiss singer wore her long, dark hair in a high pony tail and finished the look off with hoop earrings and a gold belt

Sharing: The British born singer posted a short video and some shots with her friends on social media, writing ‘pre – show river dip’

In the business part of show business, it’s been revealed the Levitating singer is being sued for copyright infringement involving the 2020 hit.

Songwriters L Russell Brown and Sandy Linzer claim the songwriter copied their 1979 song Wiggle and Giggle All Night and their 1980 song Don Diablo in creating Levitating.

The two claim the opening melody to ‘Levitating’ was a ‘duplicate’ of the melody to their songs and assert the Cold Heart artist admitted in interviews that she had taken inspiration from earlier music to create a retro sound.

Girl time: The Love Again singer spent time with friend Rae Ann Hayden and her trainer, who goes by the name Annie Moves

Friendship: The One Kiss singer seemed to enjoy spending time with pal Rosie Viva

This is the second lawsuit involving the now controversial tune.

A reggae band in Florida called Artikal Sound System has claimed the Dua Lipa had copied a 2017 track of theirs called  ‘Live Your Life.’  The Grammy winner has not yet responded to the claims.

Levitating was named the number one Hot 100 song for 2021 by Billboard. It holds the record as the longest running top 10 song for a female artist on the chart.

Legal woes:  The Grammy winner is being sued for copyright infringement. Two suits claim she lifted part of the melody for Levitating from three songs released prior to the chart topping hit.