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Charli XCX is the name flashing across headlines and social feeds thanks to a blockbuster week that redefines what it means to be pop royalty. Fresh off the viral momentum of her sixth studio album BRAT and its creative aftershocks, Charli is shaking up both the music world and the film industry. On September 14, Charli and George Daniel, drummer for The 1975, cemented their status as power couple with a second wedding celebration in Scopello, Sicily. While they previously had a low-key civil ceremony in London back in July—with Charli in custom Vivienne Westwood—Italy was all extravagant glamour. Photos she shared on Instagram show A-list guests sprawling on the floor with spritzes and cigarettes, a pink champagne tower, and not one but two show-stopping bridal looks: first, a regal Danielle Frankel gown with sheer accents, and later, a rebellious black latex number paired with a white skirt. Matty Healy crowd-surfed, Amelia Dimoldenberg applied lip gloss in a packed bathroom, and guest lists included Troye Sivan, Gabbriette, Devon Lee Carlson, Shygirl, and Loose Women’s Denise Welch. The party was "chic, cinematic, and brat-coded," as fans put it, especially when the couple served cigarettes on a platter with custom matches—a detail widely shared by guests and picked up by PopCrave and Sportskeeda. InStyle zoomed in on Charli’s jewelry, revealing she wore a jaw-dropping 104-carat diamond necklace worth a reported $25 million to the festivities.
The party energy continued online, with Charli uploading endless behind-the-scenes snaps and dance videos of her and George, confirming on Threads and Instagram that these celebrations were the stuff of pop legend. The stylish excess and irreverence dominated discussion, with fans gushing about the “star-studded, uniquely Charli” vibe, and the wedding trending across platforms well into the week.
While her private life made headlines, Charli XCX’s artistic expansion cannot be ignored. NSS Magazine and Attitude report that she’s firmly arrived as a film star: making her acting debut at the Venice Film Festival in 100 Nights of Hero, popping up at TIFF in indie rom-coms, and appearing as Mother Nature in Romain Gavras’s Erupcja. She also executive produced and cameoed in the Prime Video series Overcompensating. Projects in the pipeline include Face of Death by Daniel Goldhaber, Gregg Araki’s I Want Your Sex, and Cathy Yan’s The Gallerist, as well as collaborating with Aidan Zamiri for a music industry mockumentary tailor-made for her Brat sensibility. Most notably, she’s been tapped by Emerald Fennell to provide original songs—including a fresh take on Everything is Romantic—for a 2026 adaptation of Wuthering Heights, which stars Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi. With both the pop sphere and the silver screen firmly in her grip, Charli XCX is defining what it means to be the moment—her star only rising with every headline, wedding snap, and film festival appearance.
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