She’s the artist behind one of the biggest songs of the early 2000s.
And after she appeared on a British breakfast TV show to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the hit, fans have been stunned to see how little she has changed.
The singer was Natasha Bedingfield, now 42, best known for her 2004 hit Unwritten.
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The song was the theme of the MTV reality show The Hills, and spent 42 weeks on the Billboard Hot 100.
Its popularity has remained steady across the two decades since its release but it has had a recent resurgence — as the “serenity song” in the new rom-com Anyone But You.
The movie, which stars Sydney Sweeney and Glen Powell, was filmed in Sydney.
Bedingfield was in her early 20s when she wrote the song for her younger brother, on the occasion of his 14th birthday.
She has previously said that, as she wrote it, she had been thinking about “what someone his age needs to hear” and “what I wish I had heard at that point in my life”.
Speaking on Thursday to talk show host Lorraine Kelly, on the TV show Lorraine, Bedingfield said: “I didn’t know how that would apply to me now. Now I have to try to live by it.”
Fans were quick to take to social media, marvelling at the 42-year-old singer’s apparently ageless appearance.
“Our Natasha Bedingfield is on Lorraine and she looks three-and-half-weeks old omg,” one said.
“Ok she looks amazing!!” a second said.
“Natasha hasn’t aged a day! Love her,” added another.
Other hits of Bedingfield’s include Pocket of Sunshine, These Words and Love Like This.
The album Unwritten was her debut album.
It found international success with more than 2.3 million copies sold.
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