Tones and I has once again surprised its fans with its notable weight loss.
The Australian singer, born Toni Watson, flaunted her slender figure on Sunday while performing at the Liv Golf league in Adelaide.
Posting on Instagram, the Dance Monkey star shared photos of herself at the event looking almost unrecognizable in a black turtleneck top, matching mini skirt and back stockings.
She finished her look with black and white Converse sneakers and sometimes donned a red coat.
Her long blonde hair fell over her shoulders in dramatic curls, while a gold chain necklace added a touch of glamor to her rock n’ roll ensemble.
Toned and I flaunted his slimmed-down figure on Sunday while performing at the Liv Golf league in Adelaide. (Pictured on the left before the weight loss in February 2020 and just after the weight loss on Sunday)
The singer, whose weight loss has been making headlines in recent months, sported a noticeably slimmer figure as she danced up a storm with her band.
“You must feel fabulous because you look and are fabulous,” one user commented on the post.
‘How did you lose so much weight?’ asked another curious follower.
She completed her look with white and black Converse sneakers and, at times, wore a red coat.
Her long blonde hair fell over her shoulders in dramatic curls, while a gold chain necklace added a touch of glamor to her rock n’ roll ensemble.
The sighting comes after she celebrated her hit song Dance Monkey reaching a staggering three billion streams on Spotify.
The Australian singer becomes the first female artist in the world to reach the mega streaming milestone.
She took to Instagram to commemorate the achievement with a portrait of herself along with the caption: “The first woman in the WORLD.”
The singer’s weight loss has been in the news in recent months. (Pictured in early April)
“You must feel fabulous because you look and are fabulous,” one user commented on the post. ‘How did you lose so much weight?’ asked another curious follower. (Pictured November 2022)
Watson previously revealed that he wrote the song while living in a van and “playing music on the street.”
The hit is one of the biggest hit songs in the history of Australian pop music.
The Victorian-born star recently announced a tour of Australia and New Zealand, kicking off in Sydney on August 23.