Delta Goodrem goes incognito for Sydney lockdown outing

She recently admitted she’s ‘becoming a brunette’ without access to a hair salon during lockdown.

But Delta Goodrem hid her dark roots beneath a black cap on Sunday, when the actress and singer stepped out in Sydney’s CBD.

It was just part of the 36-year-old’s incognito look, which also included dark shades and a black face mask. 

Who’s that girl? Delta Goodrem hid her dark roots beneath a black cap on Sunday, when the actress and singer stepped out in Sydney’s CBD

One giveaway as to The Voice star’s identity came via her T-shirt, which bore her name across the back. 

The Neighbours alum continued the monochromatic theme with dark pants and white sneakers as she strolled Sydney’s streets with a Christmas gift bag. 

Delta’s mostly blonde tresses were balled back in a low bun for the outing. 

Back to black: It was just part of the 36-year-old’s incognito look, which also included dark shades and a black face mask

Dead giveaway: One giveaway as to The Voice star’s identity came via her T-shirt, which bore her name across the back

The sighting comes after Goodrem showed off her dark roots during a live interview on the Today show from her home in Sydney.

The bottle blonde joked she was slowly ‘becoming a brunette’ through no choice of her own because she has no access to a hairdresser.

Despite having darker roots, Delta looked nothing short of glamorous during her interview, with her hair neatly straightened and sporting dewy makeup. 

Just like the rest of us! Goodrem showed off her dark roots on the Today show on Thursday and joked she was ‘becoming a brunette’ because she has no access to a hairdresser

‘How do you keep your hair looking so good in lockdown? I need to get my roots done; it’s just awful,’ Today host Karl Stefanovic said. 

The Innocent Eyes star then joked she was ‘becoming a brunette’ because she hadn’t been able to get her hair professionally dyed. 

‘As you can see, I don’t think I’ve had my roots done, Karl! I’m becoming a brunette, not a blonde!’ she said with a laugh. 

Laughing it off: ‘As you can see, I don’t think I’ve had my roots done, Karl! I’m becoming a brunette, not a blonde!’ she said with a laugh. Pictured at the ARIAs in November 2020

Delta also spoke about the Covid-19 lockdown in Sydney, which has forced her to postpone her tour until next year.  

‘It’s definitely been unique. We were getting set and ready for a tour and I was pulling it all together and I was extremely disappointed to move that,’ she said. 

‘[But I’m] just hunkering down at home and trying to be creative.’  

‘I’m hunkering down at home’: Delta also spoke about the Covid-19 lockdown in Sydney, which has forced her to postpone her tour until next year

Postponed: The Born to Try singer was last month forced to postpone her Bridge Over Troubled Dreams tour due to the pandemic

The Born to Try singer was last month forced to postpone her Bridge Over Troubled Dreams tour due to the pandemic.  

‘These are unprecedented times in which we find ourselves and the ongoing challenges resulting from the coronavirus pandemic are devastating,’ she said.

‘I never could have imagined that we would be forced to move my Bridge Over Troubled Dreams tour a second time.

‘I want to thank you for your incredible support, patience and understanding through this very unique time.’ 

Delta’s new tour will begin in Brisbane on March 12 and finish in Sydney on April 9.

Delay: ‘These are unprecedented times in which we find ourselves and the ongoing challenges resulting from the coronavirus pandemic are devastating,’ she said in a statement