Reba McEntire shared a surprising photo that was a blast from the past.
The star took to her Instagram to share a throwback picture in celebration of The Little Rascal's 32nd anniversary.
In the shot, the actress was seen rocking a volumized mullet and a white full-body romper in a scene from the hit movie.
© InstagramReba portrayed the character of A.J. Ferguson in the 1994 film, which was a comedy that focused on children competing in a soapbox car race.
She captioned the memory: "The Little Rascals came out 32 years ago today… A.J. Ferguson and I can hardly believe it!"
© Getty ImagesReba's fan love
Fans loved the heartwarming picture and flocked to the comments. One person wrote: "Still one of my faves and I loved telling the kiddos that it's Reba from Reba (huge fans)."
A second follower added: "I have always loved this movie and my kids do too."
Another commentator wrote: "Still my favorite race car driver. I remember going to see this in theaters with my grandfather because you were in it. When you came on the screen I got so excited and blurted out rather loudly, 'Papa look it's Reba!' All the adults laughed."
© Getty ImagesOne person continued: "MY FAVORITE CHILDHOOD MOVIE." To this day, Reba is absolutely grateful for her fans who have supported her all throughout her career.
She expressed to Variety: "I thank God for the fans because they are people who travel, spend their hard-earned money to buy tickets, to buy albums. They're faithful. And I don't care what kind of entertainment business you're in, whether it's race cars or movies, singing or writing books. If you don't have the fans, you might as well be singing in the shower, because they're the ones that put food on our tables."
Reba's multiple career paths
The entertainer has expanded into a plethora of career paths ranging from acting to singing and it was through experimenting with those variations, that she was able to continue evolving as an artist.
She shared: "The more experience and the different things you get to be involved in, you learn. You learn from other people you're working with, whether it's directors or producers. I'm very observant of how they do things. I want to improve every time I take on a new project."
Even though she's an absolute natural on-screen, the star admitted that she never planning on being a TV or movie actress, however that journey "made [her] a better entertainer by far."
