A MAJOR noughties popstar could hardly be recognised as she cut of figure in a body skimming PVC jumpsuit.
Posing at an American football game across the pond, the former chart topper looked a far cry from her former boho image.
The pop star was none other than Unwritten singer Natasha Bedingfield who is best known for her hits in the early 2000s.
Natasha turned heads in a skintight black latex jumpsuit with puff sleeves and sporty white stripes.
The American football-inspired outfit featured her surname and the number 33 emblazoned across the chest.
She completed the look with white platform ankle boots, wearing her blonde bob loose with a full fringe.
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Sharing the look on Instagram, Natasha captioned the post: “Well, the rest is STILL unwritten”, tagging stylist Lizzy Rosenberg and the Buffalo Bills’ official account.
Text across the video read: “Bills half time latex fit”.
Fans rushed to gush over the outfit, with one writing: “OKAY BODYYYYY BEDINGFIELD!”
Another declared: “This outfit is going to go down in history as a instant classic”.
A third joked: “Half time???? Thassa more full time”.
Natasha was dressed up for a half-time performance at the Buffalo Bills’ game against the New England Patriots on Sunday.
The pop starlet now lives in New York with her businessman husband Matt Robinson and their son Solomon Dylan.
The singer is still making music and performing, releasing her latest single Dot Dot Dot in August.
And her 2004 smash hit Unwritten continues to win over a new generation of fans, with Natasha revealing last month that it was approaching an insane two billion streams.