She stole the hearts of Australians and the world when she performed at the 2000 Sydney Olympics at the age of 13.
And now, 24 years later, former child star Nikki Webster is all grown up.
The 37-year-old Strawberry Kisses hitmaker was spotted leaving the KIIS 106.5 studios in Sydney on Friday morning following an interview on the Kyle & Jackie O show.
Nikki showed off her chic style in a bright pink coat, paired with a black top and pants.
She wore a black belt with a gold buckle and black and gold pumps.
Her blonde hair was styled in loose waves and she wore minimal makeup for the radio interview.
The singer is performing as part of her latest collaboration in preparation for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, which kick off on Friday.
Nikki has teamed up with FUNDAY Natural Sweets for a nostalgic Y2K throwback, spotlighting their Strawberry & Cream lollipops and her iconic song Strawberry Kisses.
Former child star Nikki Webster is all grown up 24 years later. The 37-year-old Strawberry Kisses hitmaker was spotted leaving the KIIS 106.5 studios in Sydney on Friday morning after an interview on the Kyle & Jackie O show
Nikki showed off her chic style in a bright pink coat paired with a black top and pants
The collaboration is a tribute to Nikki’s performance at the 2000 Sydney Olympics as Australia’s darling.
Nikki Webster rose to fame in 2000 when she performed at the opening ceremony of the Sydney Olympics. She used the ceremony as a launchpad for her career as a pop star, with her biggest hit being the 2001 song Strawberry Kisses.
The song became the unofficial anthem of the Matildas’ 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup team, making Webster popular again.
The Sydney native was married to Matthew McMah from 2012 to 2018.
Nikki Webster rose to fame in 2000 when she performed at the opening ceremony of the Sydney Olympics
