Bonnie Tyler left the Loose Women studio stunned on Monday’s show as she appeared in the ITV studio to talk about her life, autobiography and upcoming concert in London

Bonnie Tyler has revealed the secret to her youthful look as she wowed the Loose Women studio on Monday.

The Total Eclipse Of The Heart hitmaker, 73, appeared on the ITV chat show to talk about her life, autobiography Straight From The Heart and upcoming concert in London on 25 July. However, Coleen Nolan couldn’t get over her youthful looks as she said: “I have to start off by saying, we’ve just had that topic of how you go through the menopause, your body changes, your face, everything changes.

“Then you walk on and every single one of those videos we’ve just seen, some from 40 50 years ago, you look exactly the same” to which Bonnie joked: “Thank God for Botox I say!” The legendary star added: “It’s all camouflage, you wouldn’t recognise me when I get up in the morning, I’m telling you now!”

It comes as Bonnie previously told The Sun over her age-defying looks: “I’ve been having Botox twice a year, for many years, darling.” It comes as Bonnie left This Morning fans floored with her youthful appearance last year on the ITV show.

Bonnie Tyler has revealed the secret to her youthful look as she wowed the Loose Women studio on Monday(Image: ITV)

Taking to Twitter, now X, one person said: “#ThisMorning Bonnie Tyler looks so good I mean”, a different account wrote: “Bonnie Tyler is looking fabulous, beautiful woman #ThisMorning.” Meanwhile, a third penned: “Bonnie Tyler looks fantastic #ThisMorning” while another commented: “Bonnie Tyler. What a fab guest. Love her. #ThisMorning.”

It come as the singer previously revealed that Bonnie Tyler isn’t her real name and when she’s not on stage performing, she is a completely different person. She went on to explain that she was born Gaynor Hopkins to dad Glyndŵr Hopkins and mum Elsie Hopkins.

Discussing the start in her music career, Bonnie said: “I used to listen to Radio Luxembourg, all of a sudden to hear your favourite music on the radio was magic. I was always singing in my bedroom with a hairbrush, as us girls do.

“And my auntie put my name down for a talent competition, so that’s how it started.” She continued: “She always used to come to the house and I’d be upstairs singing and she’d say ‘Gaynor’s got a lovely voice!’, that’s my real name, ‘Why don’t she go into this talent competition that’s going on in the local rugby club?’ She put my name down.

“Although I was kind of like ‘Oh no’, I wanted to at the same time, I was extremely shy believe it or not”, adding: “I’m Bonnie on stage and Gaynor at home!”