Report explains why Dua Lipa was at Chelsea vs Fulham clash

Dua Lipa was in the stands during the Chelsea vs Fulham game to promote her movie

During Chelsea’s match versus Fulham, renowned singer Dua Lipa was present in the stands at Stamford Bridge. The Blues won the game by a slim margin of 1-0 thanks to a goal from Cole Palmer and climbed to eighth spot in the Premier League standings.

According to NME, she attended the match to promote her new movie, Argylle. The movie is about a spy thriller and she will star alongside other renowned actors Henry Cavill and Bryce Dallas Howard.

Several fans posted photos of her with witty captions, and a set of other people sat near Chelsea Dugout and were seen brushing their teeth, which was a stunt to promote the film. Whether the game was enough to convert her to a Blue is debatable.

In the initial 20 minutes of the match, they stood up, read a page from a book, and then glared at their watches. They once again stood up and started brushing their teeth. Given the fast-paced nature of the game, we are not sure how many would have paid attention to the going on in the stands.

It is also understood that the spy thriller is produced by one of the companies owned by Chelsea honcho, Todd Boehly, and highlights spy fiction novelist Elly Conway (Bryce Dallas Howard), who spends most of her nights at home with her cat, Alfie.

Boehly is an American businessman, and since he owns a portion of the company that produces the current movie, we saw a lot of these artists attend the game. However, yesterday was different because we may have been trying to raise money for the club because we know we have overspent under him and we need to turn a profit.

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Some people may not like why we, as a club, used to hire artists to promote movies, but as long as it’s not breaking our tradition and injecting money, it’s fine, and we should have more famous artists promote their movies here.