Blue Peter fans cannot believe Sarah Greene's real age 41 years after she left the BBC children's...

Fans of Blue Peter were amazed when they learned about the actual age of former host Sarah Greene. They were surprised to see her looking so young during her appearance on The One Show last Friday.

The 66-year-old looked amazing in a short dress, and people went to social media to say how beautiful she still looks, even though it's been more than 40 years since she was on the BBC kids' show.

Sarah, known for presenting Blue Peter from 1980 to 1983, showcased her youthful appearance as she donned the vibrant attire.

Fans of Racing to X, which was previously known as Twitter, were expressing their admiration for Sarah Greene's ageless appearance. They made comments such as "Is it just me, or does Sarah Greene seem to not age at all? She looks stunning even at 66!" and "I have to say, Sarah Greene looks absolutely fabulous on The One Show." It's safe to say that everyone was impressed and had nothing but positive things to say about her timeless beauty.

I was just watching The One Show and I couldn't help but notice how stunning Sarah Greene still looks even at 66 years old. I just had to let you all know. She used to be my favourite presenter on Blue Peter and I'm just baffled by how she hasn't aged at all! Her outfit is also on point - she's definitely still got it.

The One Show episode on Friday left Blue Peter viewers in shock after they found out the true age of Sarah Greene, a former host, who appeared much younger than her actual age.

The 66-year-old looked amazing in a short dress, which showed off her legs. On social media, viewers were quick to point out that she hasn't aged a bit since she left the famous BBC children's show more than 40 years ago (as seen in the picture on the right, taken in 1981).

Sarah, who was a Blue Peter presenter from 1980 to 1983, showed off her youthful body as she put on a vibrant outfit.

Sarah, who is currently the presenter of the BBC quiz show called The Finish Line, came back to the television industry last year, almost 10 years after her husband Mike Smith, who was the host of BBC's Breakfast Time, passed away at the age of 59 due to complications after heart surgery in 2014.

Despite being successful in her presenting career, Sarah decided to take a step back after her partner passed away. She decided to shift her attention towards managing her partner's aerial filming business.

Sarah is now back on television, and she stated that she doesn't have any retirement plans. She also mentioned that her late spouse would feel a sense of pride in her comeback to the small screen.

During an interview with The Mirror regarding how she dealt with the passing of her spouse, she shared that nine years ago, she was faced with a daunting responsibility after deciding to take over his business. This experience was a significant learning curve and required a great deal of her mental energy.

I received various proposals to work on TV, however, I spent a considerable amount of time focusing on learning about my new venture. Consequently, I felt quite inexperienced and unprepared. As time passed, I realized that only patience and a gradual process of learning would help me gain confidence and knowledge. I believe that we all know when we are ready and have the energy to face new challenges.

Sarah spent a considerable amount of time away from the public eye, but now she is happily returning to the limelight as she co-hosts a new show with Roman. She disclosed to him that from the very moment they met, she was eager to helm the program.

After spending several years in her profession, Sarah has reached a senior point in her career. She expressed that she has no plans to retire just yet, and added that her comeback to television would make radio DJ Mike pleased with her.

She also mentioned that during the production of the gameshow in Belfast, Mike's hometown, she sensed his existence and commented, "I received some subtle signals from him."

Fans of X, previously known as Twitter, expressed their admiration for Sarah Greene by asking, "Does she even age?" They were mesmerized by her remarkable appearance on television despite being 66 years old.

In 1981, Sarah appeared on Blue Peter.

Audiences showered the TV anchor with praise.

After Sarah's career got back on the right path, she also fell in love with Robb Gravett, a former British touring car champion who happened to be one of Mike's "longest standing friends."

In February of last year, it was made known that there was a romance between them. Sarah is convinced that her deceased husband had an influence in bringing them together.

During an appearance on the My Time Capsule podcast, Sarah admitted that she is aware that Mike has a lot of influence over her life.

Without a doubt, he played a vital role in introducing me to the person I cherish the most. This individual happened to be a close companion of his, and despite some delays in communication, maintained contact through voicemail. Initially, I assumed he was simply being courteous.

In the future, Sarah ended up presenting Going Live alongside Phillip Schofield (shown in a photo together from 1987).

Later I received a text message essentially asking me to answer the phone when Robb calls, as he truly wants to take me on a date, not just being polite. The message urged me to stop being lazy and actually pick up the phone next time it rings.

And to our surprise, a completely different discussion began. I am confident, and Robb shares my confidence, that this is an unusual circumstance.

I have a vivid memory of feeling extremely anxious and expressing my concern to a close associate whom I had known for an extended period. I remarked to him, "Isn't it peculiar when you walk into the house and observe all these images of Mike?"

He expressed, "It's not odd, not at all. In fact, if they were absent, that would be peculiar. Also, bear in mind, I adore him as well."

Mike and Robb were part of the Trakstar group that achieved victory at the British Touring Car Championship back in 1990.

The event occurred around ten years following the passing of her spouse, Mike Smith, who used to host BBC's Breakfast Time. He passed away at the age of 59 due to complications that arose after undergoing heart surgery in 2014. (There's also a photo attached to showcase the pair together in the year 2000.)