Boyle shared the photos on Instagram on Thursday, May 28
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- Susan Boyle is teasing a “new era” in a series of glamorous Instagram posts she shared on Thursday, May 28
- She said new music, titled Just One, is coming soon
- The Scottish singer first shocked the judges and audiences with her captivating audition on Britain’s Got Talent in 2009
Susan Boyle is turning her glamorous new look up a notch.
Boyle, 65, shared a series of Instagram photos on Thursday, May 28, after deleting all previous posts. She marked the new post as an ad, with the caption, "A new era starts tomorrow."
In the photos, Boyle sported a brown velour tracksuit with coordinating sneakers and an eye-catching fur coat. She accessorized with large retro-inspired sunglasses, with her hair blonde and cut into a bob with bangs. The photos showed Boyle crossing a street, sitting in a car and singing into a microphone in what appears to be a recording studio.
The Scottish singer's previous album, TEN, was released in 2019.
Later on Thursday, Boyle shared a photo that featured "Just One" in gold lettering on the back of her tracksuit as she stood in the studio. "I've heard it's Susan Boyling out there… and it's about to get hotter. Just One is out soon xx," she captioned the photo.
The singer initially debuted her new haircut in 2025 at the Pride of Britain Awards in London, years after she won the hearts of viewers from the U.K. and around the world after her April 2009 Britain's Got Talent audition.
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Boyle, who was 47 at the time, sang “I Dreamed A Dream” from Les Misérables for her season 3 audition in what has been described by Britain's Got Talent as “one of the most unforgettable auditions” in the show's history. Her life-changing performance stunned the audience and judges Simon Cowell, Piers Morgan and Amanda Holden, and she was among that season's 40 semifinalists.
Ten years later, Boyle told PEOPLE that she still loves to perform "I Dreamed A Dream."
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“It's something I can relate to,” the singer said in 2019.
“It's about a lady who, more or less, was left on her own with nothing," Boyle continued. "Lots was taken away from her and she had to rebuild her life again."
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