Delta Goodrem is one to keep an eye on in this series of Strictly Come Dancing, with the Australian nearly topping the leaderboard during her debut performance.
And she will be looking to do one better on Saturday as she takes on an American Smooth to I'll Never Love Again from Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga's 2018 smash hit, A Star Is Born.
Despite being Australian, the singer has decided to take part in the British version of the show, instead of the Australian version, meaning that she has had to temporarily leave her $11 million home that she purchased earlier this year.
Just weeks after representing her homeland at Eurovision, where she finished in fourth place, Delta and her husband, rock guitarist Matthew Copley, purchased a glorious European-inspired mansion in Sydney.
© InstagramAccording to the Australian News Review, the stunning property boasts a bougainvillaea-draped front terrace, an Italian marble fireplace and a master bedroom with a marble ensuite.
The couple are also able to enjoy a heated pool amongst gardens designed by famed landscaper Paul Bangay, who has designed gardens for some of the most sought-after neighbourhoods in the country.
© InstagramWhat's more, the property is just metres away from the picturesque Rose Bay Beach, which offers unparalleled views of landmarks like the Sydney Harbour Bridge and surrounding cityscape.
© Getty ImagesThe singer hasn't shared many photos from inside her new property, but back in August, she did offer fans a couple of glimpses.
In one image, she could be seen in a pristine home that featured a grand piano and microphone stand, alongside a shelf filled with personal trinkets. Another snap saw her adorable cat, Beanie, clawing at her arm while on a tiled floor.
How Delta has embraced 2026
Speaking to HELLO! at the start of the year about her plans, she explained: "Success changes as time goes on. Now it's about being healthy, happy and surrounded by love – filling your cup with family and friends, and having a purposeful year with the arts and the work you love."
She added: "I'm very ready for the new music. I've loved honouring the songs people know and love, but stepping into a new chapter with fresh material feels exciting."
© WireImageIt's certainly been a year to remember for the 41-year-old, thanks to her appearances on Strictly and at Eurovision. During an appearance on Sunrise following her stunning performance, she said: "It's actually making me emotional getting to even speak to you guys after all of this. I'm just so excited to speak to you both this morning.
"All you can ever do in life is just do your very best. I had already felt just so proud to represent Australia. I felt everyone with me and I really took that to heart as I was walking on stage.
© Getty Images"I really went into it wanting to enjoy it. It's an honour to get to do that and to represent us."
