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Dua Lipa is on cloud nine following this weekend's Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Induction ceremony.
This year inductee class included the one and only Cher, who was honored by Dua Lipa as she performed the pop queen's iconic hit "Believe." Introduced by Zendaya, who channeled Cher with her outfit, Dua took over the stage in black leather outfit and fishnet stockings to perform the song, later on joined by Cher herself, also rocking a black leather ensemble.
On Instagram, Dua shared of the tribute, along with some photos from the night, "An absolute honour to pay tribute last night to THE ICON & LEGEND @cher as she gets inducted into the @rockhall (about bloody timeeee if you ask me) !!!! grateful beyond words to have shared the stage with @cher and @theroots to sing "Believe" what a dream come true!!!"
Dua added, "PINCH ME PLEASE."
Cher also gave a speech for her induction, and joked that it was long overdue, saying, "It was easier getting divorced from two men that it was to get into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame," adding, "I want to thank my guardian David Geffen, because yeah, he wrote a letter and set it to the directors and so ... ha ha, here I am."
Aside from Cher, this year's Rock & Role Hall of Fame inductees also included Mary J. Blige, Ozzy Osbourne, Kool & the Gang, A Tribe Called Quest, Dave Matthews Band, Foreigner and Peter Frampton.
Watch Dua Lipa's Cher tribute and Cher's acceptance speech below.