Kylie Minogue's appearance leaves BBC viewers distracted minutes into show
BBC The One Show viewers were left distracted by Kylie Minogue's appearance as she discussed her new festive album
Viewers of BBC's The One Show found themselves captivated by Kylie Minogue's appearance on Friday evening.
The pop icon joined Michael Ball and Lee Mack on the famous red sofa to discuss her latest album and festive season plans.
Within moments of her arrival, the audience was struck by the singer's remarkably youthful appearance, prompting a flurry of reactions across social media.
"How does Kylie Minogue still look the same from the 90's please?" one viewer questioned.
Another concurred, "Kylie Minogue is the definition of not aging #TheOneShow," Wales Online reports.
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"#TheOneShow Kylie looks absolutely fabulous," a third remarked, whilst another declared, "#theoneshow she is stunning."
One observer noted, "I like Kylie. She's always happy and natural, joining in even if it's nonsense."
Another fan praised, "#theoneshow Kylie's stunning, probs too stunning."
Speaking with presenters Clara Amfo and Alex Jones, Kylie discussed her new Christmas album and revealed what inspired the Dirty Dancing tribute.
The Australian star admitted, "I had never done [the Dirty Dancing move] before, so I thought I would give it a hot shot, and I actually had bruises after that.
"We only did it like five times, but I don't ever need to do it again. It was my highlight of making the videos."
When the discussion shifted to Christmas festivities and whether she preferred cocktails and crisps, Kylie responded: "Don't put me in charge of the cooking.
"That is my brother, or anyone else in the family. I am available to do anything else that needs doing."
She continued, "There are very much too many cooks in the kitchen and I am just not a natural."
Meanwhile, Lee interjected to share that his culinary efforts are reserved for one day annually: "I do one day a year, which is Christmas Day. I am like the control freak, and everyone has to go by my rules; they have to back off and keep away."
The One Show airs weekdays at 7pm on BBC One.
