Stunning Noughties pop star, 46 has barely aged a day twenty years after smash hit, quitting the UK and having twins

NOUGHTIES music fans will be left doing a double take when they see how one pop star from the era has aged backwards.

The singer-songwriter has sold almost two million albums worldwide since bursting onto the UK music scene in early 00s.

Lucie Silvas is best known for her noughties song What You're Made Of and her hugely popular album Breathe In - but her life is a little different these days.

Fast forward 20 years and Lucie is now 46, she has transitioned to country music and is a mum to gorgeous twins.

The musician has also upped sicks and moved to the US - but she looks exactly the same as she did in her pop heyday.

This October, Lucie will be celebrating the 20th anniversary of Breathe In by flying to London for a special gig at Union Chapel.

Announcing the news on Instagram this week, she said: "BREATHE IN!! 20 YEARS.... since I released my debut album!

"It's hard believe and also makes me so excited and nostalgic looking back at that time in my life and all the memories and gifts it gave me.

"Please join me in London to Celebrate this occasion on OCTOBER 12th... I'll be playing the "Breathe in" album front to back plus more songs to share with you."

Lucie added: "I have some very special surprises for this show and can't wait to see your faces... the people who embraced me and my music and sent me on the journey I've gotten to go on. See you soon London, I'll be counting down the days!"

One excited fan replied: "Currently assembling the squad again from all those years ago! can’t wait to see you :))";

Another added: "OMG the nostalgia!"

And someone else told Lucie: "Thank goodness my ticket's in the bag and let the nostalgia begin!!!!"

Lucie - real name Lucie Joanne Silverman - launched her debut single What You're Made Of in 2004.

But in the lead up, she was already writing for artists including Liberty X, Will Young, Gareth Gates and Rachel Stevens.

Her 2005 album Breathe In went Platinum, which means Lucie sold one million copies of it.

Lucie decided to move away from pop several years later and began recording country music in Nashville, Tennessee. Her first country album, Letters to Ghosts, was released in 2015.

In the same year she married John Osborne, who is one half of the country duo Brothers Osborne, and they now live permanently in Nashville.

Last summer, the couple welcomed their twins Arthur and Maybelle. The tots have recently turned one.

Since becoming parents, Lucie and John have recorded a song together, called Wokin' On A Beautiful Song, for the children's album Growin' Up Country: Vol Two.