At 65, Susan Boyle shows no signs of slowing down, and her candid stance on retirement has recently come to light through an unearthed interview. One year ago, the singer appeared on STV and was asked whether she’s thought about stepping away from the spotlight.
Susan shared that she has a “hunger to keep going” in regards to her music career. I”‘ll see how I feel at the time, I’d like to keep going for as long as I can. My bucket list has overflown,” she responded.
When asked what was exactly on her bucket list, Susan gave a surprising response of who she’d hope to collaborate with professionally. “I’d like to work with Josh Groban, he’s got a lovely voice,” she said.
The Scottish singer shot to fame after delivering a powerful rendition of I” Dreamed a Dream” from the West End musical Les Misérables on Britain’s Got Talent in 2009.
Now in her mid-sixties, Susan Boyle is looking better than ever and often sports freshly dyed caramel-blonde hair in a chic bob. A bob helps remove damaged ends, keeping the hair looking healthy, fresh, and full of life.
“Susan, you look awesome, your new colour is perfect on you, took some years away!” commented one social media user on Instagram. “You have such a beautiful glow lately. Your hair colour looks fabulous on you as well as your style!”
© GettyWhether grazing the chin with choppy ends or curly and voluminous, a bob can be transformed in many ways to suit an individual’s bone structure. Celebrity hairstylist Jason Collier previously spoke to us about how women over 50 can embrace the shorter look, just like Susan.
© Getty Images“You can wear it sharp and structured, soft and layered, long or cropped, and each version can be tailored to your lifestyle and personal style,” he shared. “At 50+, a bob can bring instant freshness as it removes tired, damaged ends, lifts the face, and creates a sense of movement that longer, heavier hair sometimes lacks. It’s also a cut that works brilliantly with natural silver tones, adding shine and definition.”
He explained: “On oval faces, almost any bob works, from a sleek chin-length style to a longer, shoulder-grazing version. Round faces will suit a longer bob (lob) that skims the collarbone, with gentle layering to elongate the face, and a side parting can also work wonders, while if your face is squarer, a softer, layered bob flatters a stronger jawline.”
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