FORMER singing sensation Daniel Bedingfield looks unrecognisable as he was spotted busking on the street.
The noughties pop star was seen performing for onlookers 20 years after his multiple hit singles.
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Daniel, 43, is behind hit tracks such as Gotta Get Thru This, which he released in 2001 and reached number one in the UK.
He also released, If You’re Not The One in 2002, and Never Gonna Leave Your Side in 2003, both of which where UK number ones.
But the New Zealand native has since remained mostly out of the limelight and is focused on making music for his more loyal fans.
He recently took to social media to post a video of his latest project.
The barefoot star was seen performing on the street, strumming on his guitar an wearing casual clothing.
The former hitmaker had his hair tied up in a bun and was dressed in a what looks like a khaki robe coat.
He was also seen wearing harem style trousers as he tapped his feet along with his new track.
Daniel captioned the video: “New beginnings in cdmx.”
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And his fans flooded the comments section of his post.
Bestselling artist Pixie Lott leant her support to the former X Factor New Zealand star.
She commented on the post: “🙌🙌❤️❤️.”
One fan wrote: “Music runs through you ❤️.”
Whilst a second user commented: “This is so magical 😍.”
A third viewer wrote: “Wow that’s beautiful to listen too.”
A fourth said: “Gorgeous, Daniel! Love!!!❤️.”
Daniel won a BRIT in 2004, has been previously nominated for 3 MOBO Awards, two Billboard Music Awards and he received a Grammy nomination for ‘Gotta Get Thru This’ as his sister Natasha Bedingfield also achieved international success.
He took time away from the industry after he almost died in a car accident in New Zealand.
But taking time out to recover, he began writing tracks for several high profile stars whilst also going onto achieve success as a judge of the first series of New Zealand edition of The X Factor.
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