After taking part in her first US tour, she is now gearing up to release her new album, Hope. 

Dressed in a short black skirt and a pair of opaque tights, the 53-year-old songstress decided to flash her legs by hoisting up her little number.

Playful nature: Susan Boyle managed to turn heads when she arrived at the BBC Radio 2 studios for a radio appearance on Sunday

Clearly showing off her playful side, Susan appeared to relish the attention as she made her way into the venue.

She accessorised her attire with a black and white polka dot blazer top, while keeping herself warm in lilac faux fur coat.

Susan, who catapulted to worldwide fame after appearing on Britain’s Got Talent in 2009, revealed last year she was diagnosed with Asperger’s syndrome.

Fun and flirty: Clearly showing off her playful side, the singing sensation appeared to relish the attention as she made her way into the venue

Hard to miss: Dressed in a short black skirt and opaque tights, the 53-year-old songstress decided to flash her legs by hoisting up her little number

In an interview with Daily Mail’s weekend magazine, the Scottish star has revealed she finds talking about the condition ‘difficult’.

‘It’s a very difficult subject to talk about because you always feel that eyes are on you, and people view you as different,’ she explained. ‘I like to see myself as someone with a problem, but one I can solve. It is definitely getting better.

‘Since the diagnosis I’ve learned strategies for coping with it and the best one is always to just walk away.’

City chic: She accessorised her attire with a black and white polka dot blazer top, while keeping herself warm in lilac faux fur coat

Popular: After taking part in her first US tour, she is now gearing up to release her new album, Hope

However, Susan hopes she can create a positive awareness of the syndrome.

‘I don’t see my Asperger’s as a disability – I see it as an opportunity for people to understand and stop prejudging,’ she went on to say.

‘I hope that the awareness created will help other people to see that just because you have a diagnosis, it doesn’t need to limit your opportunities in life. You can go out and achieve whatever you darn well want!’

She’s a singing sensation! Susan catapulted to worldwide fame after appearing on Britain’s Got Talent in 2009