British pop star Dua Lipa has publicly responded to allegations that she fired her Jewish agent, David Levy, after he signed a petition calling for the removal of an anti-Israel band from the Glastonbury Festival.
In an Instagram story, Lipa lashed out at the Daily Mail, which initially reported the story.
"Not only was the story completely false," she wrote, "but the language used by the 'Daily Mail' was intentionally provocative, phrased purely for clickbait, and was clearly intended to fuel division online."
The controversy stems from an earlier report alleging that Lipa fired Levy after he signed a petition urging the Glastonbury Festival to remove the Irish band Kneecap, which is known for its outspoken anti-Israel views and for flying a Hezbollah flag on stage.








