Susan Boyle continues to 'age backwards' with radical new transformation 17 years on from Britain's Got Talent

Susan Boyle is officially in her 'new era' after sending her fanbase wild with a fresh set of studio snaps on social media.

The singer from Blackburn, Scotland, first graced our screens back in 2009 when she sang 'I Dreamed A Dream' from the musical Les Miserables on Britain’s Got Talent.

While missing out on first place to dance troupe Diversity, Susan would go on to sell 25 million records worldwide, earning herself two Grammy nominations.

In recent years, fans have also been amazed by her forever-youthful appearance, especially after suffering a stroke in 2022.

We all remember where we were when Susan Boyle first graced our screens in 2009 (Stefan Menne/Getty Images)

Susan, now 65, has appeared to have wiped her entire Instagram on Wednesday (May 27), sharing a series of glam studio snaps with the caption: "A new era starts tomorrow."

She's seen rocking a blonde bob, brown tracksuit, long fur coat and oversized sunglasses in the recording studio.

While it's not known yet what this new era will entail, or if she has new music on the way, her fans - consisting of Katy Perry - were in love with the new look, with one person commenting: "I'm sorry what??? we are SAT Susan!!!!!"

Susan Boyle has a new look (Instagram/@susanboylemusic)

"She's about to do what she's about to do, and she's about to show what the other girls SHOULDA did," a second wrote.

"Anna Wintour better sleep with one eye open!!!!!!!!!!!!," added a third.

While a fourth penned: "Are you not Susan Boyling in that coat x."

Saving the best till last, Perry wrote: "I dreamt this dream."

Susan isn't to be messed with (Instagram/@susanboylemusic)

It comes after Susan debuted a new blonde-haired look ahead of 65th birthday back in April.

"I’m so proud to support the wonderful charity, Street Soccer Scotland. I’ve absolutely loved getting my hands on this beautiful limited edition Street Soccer Scotland x Timorous Beasties football shirt," she penned.

"Every shirt sold helps give people experiencing homelessness hope and the chance to create positive change through football. We’re all on the same team."

Speaking previously of her health struggles and the stroke she had, Susan said she was left unable to speak or sing properly, despite working 'so hard' to return to the stage.

Fans think she is aging backwards (Instagram/@susanboylemusic)

Sharing the health update during the Season 16 finale of Britain’s Got Talent in 2023, she explained: “It’s extra special for me, actually, because last April there, I suffered a minor stroke.

“I fought like crazy to get back on stage and I have done it.”

“Susan, we owe you so much and I knew you weren’t well, but if anyone was going to come back you were going to come back because it wouldn’t be the same without you,” Simon Cowell said.