Former Britain's Got Talent star Susan Boyle sent her fans into complete meltdown as she showed off her incredible TikTok moves on Wednesday.
The 59-year-old Scottish singer and entertainer got together with some of her pals for a socially distanced performance as she made a huge debut on the social media app.
She looked lovely in a floral-print maxi dress, paired with a straw sun hat as she joined in with the viral challenges.
Susan danced along to Laxed Siren Beat by Jawsh 685 as she did the full dance along with two others in the garden.
In the video uploaded by Gez Rae, she can be seen wiggling her hips and moving her arms to the beat for the social media clip.
The trio looked super happy as they soaked up the sunshine during their performance.
Susan, who is from Blackburn, recently revealed she'd love to appear on Strictly Come Dancing after taking up dance lessons.
Back in February she explained: "Someone suggested I would be good on Strictly Come Dancing."
And not shy about her great moves, Susan said: "Yeah, I would like that. I've got some moves. I've been taking dance lessons."
Susan recently shared how she felt like an "act in a freak show" during her first BGT audition.
She incredibly finished as runner-up in 2009's series of the talent show, but opened up on how people were "laughing at her crazy hair" and "dress sense" at the time.
"It felt quite suffocating, almost as though I was an act in a freak show, and that hurt," she told the Irish Mirror.
"It was incredibly difficult to come to terms with for a time, but the positives have far outweighed the negatives.
"Everyone was laughing at me; they wondered who this daft woman with the crazy hair was... and I had made a bad choice in clothes, so no-one had high expectations."
However Susan blew the audience and judges away with her incredible performance of Les Misérables' I Dreamed A Dream - and has since become one of the most iconic stars to grace the show.
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