Kylie Minogue, 56, admits she hates  'adulting' and 'misses everything' about the freedom of the 90s when she would go clubbing without the pressures of social media

Kyle Minogue has admitted she hates 'wasting time' having to be an adult and misses 'almost everything' about the freedom the 1990s. 

The iconic songstress, 56, said she remembered the decade fondly when there was the dance music scene was 'going nuts' and there was no pressures of social media.

She told The Times: 'I was in it and among it, going to the clubs, going to fashion shows, pounding the pavement, going to markets'. 

'I wasn’t wasting time scrolling on socials or dealing with, like, adulting. So there’s a lot I miss. Overall just freedom'.

After finding fame on Aussie soap Neighbours, Kylie released her first track in 1987 and went on to score multiple number one singles and albums throughout the 90s.

Kylie told the publication that if she could tell her younger self anything, it would be to 'trust her instinct', which she continues to tell herself today. 

'Also I’d say "Have fun. There’s a lot to come, there will be a lot of obstacles and if you can’t go over them you’ll find a way under them or around them. You’ll find a way"'

 It comes after Kylie was unveiled as the new face of Charlotte Tilbury's Christmas campaign alongside Richard E. Grant, Kate Moss and Amelia Dimoldenberg.

To launch her new Christmas holiday campaign, titled the Charlotte Tilbury Beauty Show, the makeup mogul stepped up her celebrity reach as she pulled out all the stops to ring in a stellar lineup of talent.

Showing off a glitter eyeline Kyle posed in a silver sequin mini dress for her shoot.

The singer and make-up mogul have been friends for years, but this is the first makeup campaign they have worked together on.

In 2019, Charlotte launched a lipstick named Dancefloor Princess in homage to Ms Minogue.

Meanwhile, supermodel Kate, 50, exuded her usual glamour with a pink eyeshadow look.

A regular in the brand's campaigns, the two women have been friends since they met aged 19 on a magazine shoot in the 1990s and Kate  is even the godmother to Charlotte's children.

The catwalk queen, who was discovered at the tender age of 14, was one of the biggest models of the 90s, while Charlotte soon became one of the most sought-after makeup artists of the era.

She has been an inspiration for many Charlotte Tilbury innovations over the years, becoming the face of the Beautiful Skin Foundation last year.

Kate is also said to have been the muse for the original cult classic lipstick, Pillow Talk, with Ms Tilbury revealing the model was one of the first to wear it on a red carpet.