Nikki Webster is keen on performing at the Brisbane Olympic Games opening ceremony.
The capital city of the Sunshine State won the bid to host the 2032 Games and the countdown is officially on until the biggest sporting event comes back to Australia.
While the Sydney 2000 Games were iconic and incredible, all efforts will be made to ensure Brisbane tops its southern neighbour on all fronts.
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Organisers will no doubt be working hard to make it entertaining and memorable, however they've already been given an offer for a special performance.
Nikki was just 13 when she sang 'Under the Southern Sky' at the Sydney Games Opening Ceremony and released the iconic 'Strawberry Kisses' not too long afterwards.
Naturally, everyone wants to know if the star would be keen to be a part of history when Brisvegas hosts the Games and she said she would leap at the chance.
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Speaking to Woman's Day, the now 34-year-old said: "I'd love to perform in Brisbane, who wouldn't?! I mean, it's the most rewarding performance of any person's career, to represent your country on a global scale. It's pretty awesome.
"The Olympics are always a very special time for me, so to be thought of in that way is just incredible. It's very humbling.
"I remember watching Cathy Freeman light the cauldron and I was thinking, 'Where will I be in four years' time?' I certainly wasn't thinking about where I'd be at 45.
"I would love to fly again! And technology has come a long way so maybe I could even levitate across the stage or something. But I definitely won't be wearing the pink dress."
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There's already a petition for Nikki to be included in the Opening Ceremony and it's racked up hundreds of signatures.
It's a long way to go until the Olympics comes to Australia and only time will tell on whether Nikki gets to relive her dream.
It would be a damn shame if she doesn't belt out 'Strawberry Kisses' for the lols.
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