She recently surprised her fans by sharing her remarkable body transformation on social media.
And on Tuesday, Tones and I showed off her toned legs as she watched a basketball game between Australia Boomers and China in Melbourne.
The pop star, born Toni Watson, flaunted her toned legs in shorts as she sat courtside during the game.
The 31-year-old singer completed her look with a white shirt and black jacket as she cheered on her team.
Tones left her long blonde hair loose and accessorized with a colorful scarf.
The singer also shared a video on her Instagram story of the moment the Australian team scored.
After the basketball game, Tones was seen handing a jersey to one of the players on the court.
The Australians won the match against China with a score of 107 to 87.
Tones and I showed off her toned legs as she watched a basketball game between Australia Boomers and China in Melbourne on Tuesday.
This comes after the singer recently spoke out about the body shaming she experienced in the music industry early in her career.
The Australian singer shared a candid post on Instagram last month admitting that she had faced many setbacks in her career when she announced the release of her new album.
Tones revealed how people in the music industry and members of the public had told her she would never make it because she wasn’t pretty enough.
She shared a snippet while filming her new music video and wrote: ‘POV: You used to wear prosthetics to hide your face when the world told you you weren’t pretty enough for the industry.’
The singer left her long blonde hair loose and accessorized with a colorful scarf as she sat courtside.
“Now realizing that doesn’t help anyone. Not you or the queens who need you.”
In the caption, she also explained how she had to “work tooth and nail to get the position” she wanted to achieve.
“I never open up or go into detail about how this industry (including the public) brought me down, brought me down so much while I continued to fight tooth and nail to achieve a position that I statistically deserved but was, on the face of it, always under attack,” she wrote.
‘I remained calm in the midst of hatred, threats and body shaming and continued to keep my head down and find my happiness in human interactions.
After the basketball game, Tones was seen handing a jersey to one of the players on the court.
“I sing about dreams, but I never add any insight into how to achieve them. It’s my fault and honestly, it was based solely on my lack of confidence in the weight my words would carry,” he continued.
“For a long time I was a song, not a person, and to a lot of people I still am. I don’t care, but to the people who care, I have more to give than I ever have, but you guys didn’t care to see that.”
Tones finished: ‘So my name is Tones, my album is called Beautifully Ordinary, it’s coming out August 2nd! Nice to meet you… again.’