Former pop star Debbie Gibson leaves Loose Women speechless as she appears to be getting younger

Some celebrities age like a fine wine and Debbie Gibson is the living embodiment of that phrase.

In 80s the public thought she'd reached her peak with her upbeat pop songs and what was at the time considered here on trend looks complete with clown-style make-up and a striking haircut.

But fast forward 30 years and the Only in my Dreams singer is looking better than she ever has, defying the aging process and baffling onlookers in the process.

Guitar playing Debs appeared on Loose Women on Wednesday afternoon and left the audience open mouthed after seeing how young she she was looking.

At the age of 46, Gibson looked in great shape and to some viewers she looked younger than she did in her heyday. One user exclaimed: "Wow! Debbie Gibson looks better now than she did in the 80s!"

More positive comments flooded in on Twitter with one user posting: "Love Debbie! Used to have her records. She still looks gorgeous. Great to have her back... My teenage crush @DebbieGibson On my TV!! I'm 43 now but it's Made my day!!!"

Another said: "Lovely surprise sat watching loose women & the lovely @DebbieGibson is a guest , you look radiant great to see u in the uk xx you look radiant great to see u in the uk xx... @DebbieGibson on @loosewomen looks fabulous. She really hasn't aged much."

"WOWSER Debbie Gibson still looking incredibly gorgeous for whichever age she is now #LooseWoman... Wow, @DebbieGibson looks better now than she did in the 80s!" said another.

Debbie was on the show to discuss some of her health woes as she opened up about her battle with Lyme Disease

She said: "I know you guys mentioned in the intro, I had dealt with a health issue. I’ve had to forego my fitness after dealing with Lyme Disease but it forced me to eat clean.

"You kind of detox all of the c**p out of your body. I didn’t know what was going on for the first nine months and in that time, it gets into your neurological system.

"Everyone said: "We think you’re just anxious and stressed and it’s in your head. I could not maintain weight, and you’re not absorbing nutrients I do think my immune system is forever affected so I have to be careful."