Hey Mickey singer Lolly unrecognisable 24 years after 90s pop hit

HEY Mickey singer Lolly looks totally unrecognisable compared to her pop singing days back in the 1990s.

The star – who topped the charts with the catchy pop song in 1999 – is now a proud mother-of-two and pantomime actress.

Lolly released her hit Hey Mickey back in 1999Credit: Getty

The mother-of-two released a single last year

Lolly, 45 – real name Anna Kumble – released five singles across two albums during her short but sweet singing career.

Her most successful song was a remake of the 1981 Toni Basil’s Mickey.

Anna stopped releasing music in 2000 and turned her hand to presenting instead, hosting BBC show Xchange.

The mother-of-two also dabbled in children’s TV, collaborating with broadcaster Nickelodeon for a short presenting spree.

Anna then turned her hand to acting on stage, featuring in West End starring in Starlight Express at the Apollo Theatre.

She also played Priscilla Presley in Elvis at the Prince of Wales theatre.

The star has also featured in a number of pantomimes, including a starring role as Tinker Bell in Peter Pan at the Theatre Royal Brighton.

Anna also starred in Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Dick Whittington and Jack and the Beanstalk in 2012.

Now, a world away from her pop singing days – where she was often seen dressed in bright colours and with her hair in pigtails – she keeps away from the limelight.

Living in Buckinghamshire alongside her two children, a son and a daughter, Lolly’s last panto performance came in 2022.

She has acted as the Fairy Godmother in a production of Cinderella in Telford.

However, Anna rebooted her career in 2021 when she decided to release her first single in years – Vive La Radio.

She was seen performing the hit at Reading Pride too, looking all grown up with her hair in a high ponytail.

Lolly isn’t the only 1990s star that is now unrecognisable – as Clueless actress Alicia Silverstone looks totally different 27 years after the movie.

Lolly performed her new hit single in 2021 at Reading PrideCredit: Rex

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