Kylie Minogue admits she 'misses almost everything about the '90s' and her 'freedom'

Aussie pop princess Kylie Minogue might be one of the biggest stars on the planet – but she's just said something many of us can relate to.

The Spinning Around and Padam Padam hitmaker, 56, said in a new interview with The Times that she misses "almost everything" about the '90s.

Mostly, she said she misses the "freedom" she had in the decade where there was no such thing as social media.

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Minogue explained she used to go clubbing and gets annoyed with the stress of "adulting".

"I miss almost everything about the 1990s," she said.

"There were no phones, dance music was going nuts and 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."

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The hitmaker, who recently had incredible success with Padam Padam, also announced a new album, Tension II.

In a resurfaced interview with 60 Minutes, Minogue said she once worried about her career and the longevity of it and used to dream about being a shopkeeper and starting a family.

"I was on everything, I was sick of seeing myself, so I thought, 'The poor public, how are they going to cope? It's overkill'," she said.

"And that's when the public turned against me but because I was contracted, I couldn't stop and had to keep going."

"I felt like I didn't want to do this, I thought, 'What am I doing here? I'd rather have a little shop, what I always dreamt of doing, a little holiday house, getting married and having kids, why can't I just do that?'

"There was so much pressure from so many people."

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