Sia Spotted Makeup-Free in Los Angeles!

Fans are used to seeing her dressed up with her face covered - usually by a large bow.

But on Sunday, Australian pop star Sia swapped her trademark dramatics for a low-key look as she visited a farmers' market in .

The singer, 50, looked relaxed in a cream kaftan layered over a white T-shirt as she perused the stalls and picked up some bags of vegetables.

Going make-up free for the off-duty outing, Sia - full name Sia Furler - completed her look with a pair of black spectacles and a light pink baseball cap.

At one point, Sia was seen cheerily chatting to a stallholder while purchasing a bouquet of pink flowers.

The sighting comes after Sia made headlines for taking a thinly veiled dig at her estranged husband Daniel Bernad following reports of the huge monthly amount she will pay him in child support.

Back in April, PEOPLE reported that the hitmaker had agreed to pay Bernad US$40,000 (approximately AU$61,000) a month for their two-year-old child, Somersault 'Summi' Wonder Bernad, as part of a joint custody agreement.  

Days after reports surfaced of the agreement, Sia took to X with an apparent swipe at her ex, . 

Sia They were married in 2022 and welcomed their child a year later. 

According to PEOPLE, Sia's child support began on April 1 2026 and will cease when the child turns 18 or, if he is still attending high school full-time, until he graduates or turns 19. 

Sia is also responsible for paying for her child's private school tuition, extracurricular activities and health insurance.

The joint custody arrangement reportedly outlines specific days Bernad will have custody of their child, as well as a division of holidays between the parents. 

In another post to X on Wednesday, Sia shared: 'I'm a sober working mum trying to buy peace. I have primary custody of our child and since I am the only parent earning income I still have to pay California's incredibly high child support.'

'This has been a horrific year, but it taught me how to navigate incredibly difficult situations, prioritise my family and not absorb other people's negativity. 

'To err is human, to forgive is divine.'

It came six months after Bernad, who previously worked as a radiation oncologist, filed a request seeking sole legal and physical custody.

He alleged that Sia was 'an unfit and unreliable parent struggling with substance abuse and addiction'. 

Bernad also asked the court to award him US$77,245 (approximately AUD$110,500) in monthly child support, calling Sia's conduct 'reckless, dangerous' and demonstrative of her 'utter disregard for Summi's safety and well-being.' 

Adelaide-born Sia fervently denied his claims, saying in a court filing that she had been sober for six months. 

The Chandelier performer said that Bernad was making accusations about her drug use that were 'entirely unfounded and misleading.'

Sia said Bernad had 'zero evidence' that the child was in any kind of danger while she was caring for him.

Sia also said in a court filing that she was currently in a drug rehab rehabilitation program that included regular testing and a sober companion.