S Club 7 star Jo O'Meara made a rare red carpet appearance as she attended the BFI premiere of King Richard on Friday.
The star, 42, who previously wowed fans with her different appearance after undergoing a lifestyle overhaul, wowed in a black frilly dress as she posed with a dapper pal.
The star's gothic gown featured frilly lace across the midriff and a many-layered skirt.
Fun: S Club 7 star Jo O'Meara made a rare red carpet appearance as she attended the BFI premiere of King Richard on Friday (above with a friend)
She wore her tresses sleek and straight and sported a rich palette of make-up.
The beauty was also seen greeting Alexandra Burke as the pair hugged at the event.
Back in August Jo left many fans stunned when she unveiled her new look during an appearance on ITV's Lorraine.
The star, who rose to fame as a member of the iconic band in the 1990s, chatted to presenter Christine Lampard ahead of the release of her new solo album With Love.
Jo, who previously revealed she quit smoking and booze as part of a lifestyle, surprised many viewers with her drastically different appearance with some taking to social media to share their reaction.
Fun: The beauty was also seen greeting Alexandra Burke as the pair hugged at the event
Pose: The star, 42, who previously wowed fans with her different appearance after undergoing a lifestyle overhaul, wowed in a black frilly dress as she posed with a dapper pal
Delight: Jo looked in great spirits as she larked around with her pal
New appearance:Back in August Jo O'Meara left many fans stunned when she unveiled her new look during an appearance on ITV's Lorraine
Speaking to Christine about her new solo record, Jo revealed it's been 16 years since she recorded any new music.
She said: 'It's been a long time, it does feel so strange, but I'm so excited. There's one on there which is particularly personal, it's called Lay Your Hurt On Me… which I wrote for my friend Daniel who passed away from cancer, my little dedication was to write a song and put it on the album so his memory could live on forever.
'Coming back after such a long time is so nerve-wracking, you think it would get easier, but I just get more and more nervous. It's so exciting, I just feel so so lucky to be back.
Throwback: The singer is best known for being part of the iconic group in the early 2000s, and was a guest on Lorraine to chat about her upcoming solo album
Comeback: Speaking to Christine about her new solo record, Jo revealed it's been 16 years since she recorded any new music
'I just love music, I've grown up with it, it's my whole life, it's what I want to do and all I love doing. It's very special for me to
