Nineties singer, 60, looks like she’s ageing backwards 27 years after one hit wonder and Drag Race role
NINETIES star Kayo Shekoni showed off her youthful looks 27 years after releasing her major hit.
The singer, who was one half of Le Click, soared to fame in 1997 with Call Me.
The track peaked at number 36 in the US and number 38 in the UK, but reached number on in Canada.
Kayo, now 60, also landed herself a role as a judge on Drag Race Sverige.
The performer first started her career in the Swedish synth-pop band Freestyle.
She also acted in several teenage movies in the mid-nineties before joining Le Click.
Later on she joined pop group Afro-dite, who entered Sweden’s annual song competition Melodifestivalen in 2002.
The group reached the finals with their song Never Let It Go and represented Sweden in the Eurovision song contest in Tallinn in the same year.
The following year they competed for the second time at Melodifestivalen with the song Aqua Playa.
Kayo also took part in the competition as a solo artist, but sadly didn’t reach the finals.
She recently shared a snap on Instagram, looking even younger than when she first started out.
The singer wore her hair in thin braids and showed off her natural beauty with minimal make up.
She wore a loose light blue shirt over a beige tank top and trousers.
