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We still love Susan Boyle and we still can't wait to watch her perform on Britain's Got Talent.

But the frumpy contestant has sort of gone back on her word to never get a makeover.

The 48-year old singing sensation has dyed her hair chestnut brown and styled it differently, a new look that cost approximately $50, the Associated Press reports.

It's far from extreme, but we miss the unabashedly disheveled Susan Boyle already. Compare before and after pics below...

Do you like Susan Boyle's new look?

Sure, Britain's Got Talent when it comes to contestant Susan Boyle.

But The Hollywood Gossip has got new photos of the singer!

The 48-year old sensation - who has eschewed a makeover and says she's content being short and plump - recently posed for a few pics away from the stage.

Isn't it refreshing to see a celebrity so comfortable in her own skin?

Susan Boyle has become a global sensation. Click on the photos above to enlarge pics of this aspiring singer.

Susan Boyle is short, plump and, most importantly, happy.

The Britain's Got Talent and YouTube sensation spoke to The London Times over the weekend and reiterated her hesitance to get a makeover.

"I'm happy the way I am: short and plump. I would not go in for Botox or anything like that," Boyle said. "I'm content with the way I look. What's wrong with looking like Susan Boyle? What's the matter with that?"

Millions - and we mean millions - of people see nothing the matter with that at all.

Regarding her sudden fame, Boyle admitted to being taken back by all the attention.

"I've got a lot to learn about a lot of things. This is all very new to me. I went to bed one night, just me, and woke up in the morning to a group of about 30 children outside chanting my name. Then I came home from my brother's, and it was like the paparazzi were all in the street."

As Britain's Got Talent continues, expect the surge in popularity to increase for this 48-year old prodigy.

The Susan Boyle publicity tour continued last night... and we can't get enough!

The 48y-year old singer appeared on Larry King Live, speaking with the host and with Britain's Got Talent judge Piers Morgan.

Asked about getting a makeover, Boyle gave a refreshing answer: "Why should I? Why should I change?"

During the taping, Boyle also nailed a verse of Celine Dion's "My Heart Will Go On." Check it out below:

Thanks to her performance on Britain's Got Talent, Susan Boyle has become a global sensation.

Over 12 million viewers have watched the 48-year old singer perform "I Dreamed a Dream," from the musical Les Miserables, on YouTube.

As a result, many might expect the burgeoning star to undergo a makeover, prettying up her frumpy look to fit into the mainstream culture's idea of celebrity.

Do you think Susan Boyle needs a makeover?

But judge Amanda Holden told Great Britain's The Daily Mirror that she'll do everything in her power to maintain Boyle's unique look.

"I won't let Simon Cowell take her to his dentist and I certainly won't let her near his hairdresser," Holden said. "[Boyle] needs to stay exactly as she is because that's the reason we love her... the minute we turn her into a glamour-puss is when it's spoiled."

Fair enough. But we wanna know if the recent fanfare has helped Boyle - who admitted during her audition that she's "never been kissed" - find a companion?

"No comment," she giggled, in response to that question on Friday's Today show.

Meanwhile, we've uncovered another, sterling rendition of a song by Boyle. Listen to "Cry Me a River" right now!

Move over, Adam Lambert!

You're no longer the most buzzed-about aspiring singer on the Internet.

Susan Boyle, a 47-year old contestant on Britain's Got Talent, elicited a reaction from Simon Cowell last week that we didn't think was possible: total and utter shock.

The Scotland native wowed everyone in attendance at her audition, and she's continued to impress Web viewers that have come across her performance on YouTube. It's received over 12 million hits.

Watch it now. React to it in our Comments section.