Legendary noughties pop star looks completely different as she promotes new single in her hometown – and even her own fans don’t recognise her!

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On Thursday, Natasha Hamilton excited her followers by sharing a sneak peek of her forthcoming song.

Previously known as a member of the band Atomic Kitten, now 42 years old, recently posted a video on her social media platforms, showing herself in her hometown of Liverpool. She hinted at an upcoming song titled “Burning Letters.”

The former singer from Atomic Kitten, aged 42, uploaded a clip to social media, displaying her in her birthplace Liverpool. In the video, she subtly suggested a new track called “Burning Letters” that is yet to be released.

In an Instagram post, she’s captured while donning a black top, jeans, a black beanie, and a coat, humming the classic song “In My Liverpool Home.

She additionally uploaded a clip on TikTok, which featured her singing her latest track within the well-known Ruined Church of Liverpool.

Fans rushed to her comment box as they shared their excitement about the new record.

One penned: ‘Love this Tash, very powerful- can’t wait to get the single!.

‘Beautiful voice, but hardly recognised you,’

There were numerous remarks about the transformation in Natasha’s looks, as some people confessed they initially thought she was Sophie Kasaei or Chloe Ferry from Geordie Shore.

‘Thought it was Chloe Ferry’ one wrote. 

‘Thought it was Sophie from Geordie Shore’ 

Next to other posts on Instagram, Natasha shared: ‘My Liverpool Abode. To the city I was raised in, you never fail to astonish me. I strongly advocate for not losing sight of one’s roots, so come along as I revisit cherished memories. ✨

I was raised in Kenny, essentially within the urban boundaries. Living so near the city as a child was thrilling because there was constantly somewhere new to explore, something fascinating to witness, or an opportunity for a small-scale escapade.

I recall finding myself seated up on the upper level of a bus, side by side with my father, enjoying the view outside as he drove me towards an exciting new destination.

Currently, every time I return to Liverpool with him, he reminisces about his childhood by telling tales. Since he grew up in Liverpool 1, the Anglican Cathedral served as his playground; there’s still a bench engraved with his name within it, as far as I can remember!

Recently, I found myself chuckling as I recalled days spent running across Newsham Park, regardless of whether it was sunny, raining, or even hailing.

Instead of being overly enthusiastic about attending the teenage dance, it was more about spending time with the guys since I went to an all-girls school run by nuns. Additionally, the neighborhood happenings couldn’t be beaten, even compared to Coronation Street; Kenny didn’t stand a chance!

What’s particularly noteworthy is the strong feelings of pride and camaraderie. I was raised in a nurturing environment brimming with affection and encouragement from my parents ❤️, and the city mirrored that same warmth and backing for me too. It instilled in me the conviction that anything could be achieved.

A while back, I actually returned to the home where I spent my childhood before moving to London at age 16 (my mom wasn’t particularly fond of that idea!). It was strange yet familiar being there, and it will forever hold a special place in my heart as our house.

Reflecting on my past, Liverpool holds a special place in my heart as it was where I transformed from a timid child into a bold dreamer, fueled by the courage to pursue lofty aspirations and cultivated my deep-rooted passion for music. So, what’s your hometown’s significance in your life?

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2025-01-10 01:34