Holly Valance Stuns on Controversial Podcast Appearance

has unveiled a striking new look following her split from billionaire property developer .

The former Neighbours star, 43, showed off her noticeably lighter blonde locks styled in a side part and a very dark tan as she .

She went braless in a chocolate brown vest with a plunging neckline teamed with matching trousers for her sit-down with the Today show star.

Valance is the latest far-right figure to appear on Stefanovic's podcast and is set to speak about her views in the interview, which will go live on Wednesday afternoon. 

Her appearance on the show comes after she urged Australians to stop being 'embarrassed' about being patriotic while marching alongside far-right figure , who also appeared on Stefanovic's podcast this week.

She was stopped for an interview at the Unite the Kingdom rally Robinson organised at the same time as a rival pro-Palestinian demonstration. 

Valance, who , gave a passionate plea to her fellow Aussies, asking them to 'stand up for your country'.

'Don't be embarrassed and don't be too scared to stand up for your country that's given you everything, that's given you freedom, that's given you the great life that you have,' she said. 

'Respect it, respect the culture, respect the flag, don't be embarrassed to fly the flag, be patriotic, stand in that and don't let anybody tell you you're a racist for doing so. That's disgusting and treacherous and treasonous that they would.'

Valance went on to admit she is 'absolutely right-wing' and had no qualms about being called 'far right'.

She also doubled down on her support for One Nation leader Pauline Hanson, saying she was an 'amazing, Australian' and said she was glad to see her popularity rising in Australia.

'The support behind people like Pauline Hanson is growing day by day and people are talking to me online, saying, "Yes, we love her,"' she said.

Valance went on to say things would be 'different' if people had 'listened' to Hanson, 71, in the late '90s. 

'Hindsight is an amazing thing and she was on to something then and we all laughed at her, me included. I remember being a child and watching her and being told she's the crazy lady. Not so crazy now.' 

Valance attended the Unite the Kingdom rally with her new partner, former soldier Grant Gale, who acted as her family's bodyguard before she split from British property tycoon Candy. 

The former Neighbours star first shot to fame in the late '90s when she played Flick Scully on the soap series, before going on to land various TV roles and release her own music.  

However, the former pop star has since entered a new chapter of her life following her divorce from her billionaire husband, splitting from Candy, 53, in June last year after 13 years of marriage.  

A source told Daily Mail at the time: 'They have been living separate lives for a long time, he's travelling a lot. Nick has businesses in Dubai and London, The Reform Party.'

Since their split, Valance has gone on to rebrand herself as a right-wing political activist, who is 'growing close' to anti-Islamist Robinson and has started a romance with her former bodyguard.

Valance has been throwing her support behind Reform UK and the far-right after leaving her native Australia because it 'went big on woke stuff'.

Such is her influence that there have been calls for her to stand as an MP in the UK, while over in America, she has enjoyed meetings with Donald Trump, who she described as 'fabulous'.

It's quite the change for the former performer, who by her own admission was once a proud liberal. 

The former pop star has since entered a new chapter of her life following her divorce from her billionaire husband, splitting from Nick Candy, 53, in June last year after 13 years of marriage