She lost nearly 50lbs last year.
And Christina Aguilera showed off the results of her dramatic weight loss on Wednesday.
The 33-year-old displayed her slender legs and tiny waist in a very skimpy dress as she played a waitress in a skit during the People's Choice Awards in Los Angeles.
She'll rake in the tips! Christina Aguilera showed off her slender figure in a very skimpy sexy dress as she played a waitress during a skit at the People's Choice Awards on Wednesday in LA
The glittering gold dress featured a red apron pattern on the front, and an especially low-cut front.
Christina added a boost to her 5ft 2in frame with red platform heels as she held a waiter's notepad, pretending to call out orders.
She wore her platinum blonde hair in voluminous curls and matched her dress with crimson lips.
She'll rake in the tips! The 33-year-old showed off her slender legs as she called out orders while hosts Kat Dennings and Beth Behr looked on
Golden age glamour: She wore her platinum blonde hair in voluminous curls and matched her dress with crimson lips
Christina joined the ceremony's hosts Kat Dennings and Beth Behrs - who play waitresses on their show 2 Broke Girls - as they took the orders of some of the nominees in the hilarious introductory skit.
Pointing to her ample cleavage, Christina joked: 'Don't worry ladies, I get a lot of tips'.
Ian Somerhalder, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Arsenio Hall, Ian Zeiring and Kaley Cuoco also appeared in the segment.
Broadcasting live from the Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles, Sean Hayes presented the first award of the evening to favourite movie actress Sandra Bullock.
Just doing their job: Kat and Beth got into their waitress characters on 2 Broke Girls during the spoof
Aren't you from that other sitcom? Kaley Cuoco joined in the fun as she played a customer
He's got a sense of humour: Ian Ziering gave a nod to his film Sharknado as he pretended to kill a shark
It's Buffy! Sarah Michelle Gellar also made a cameo as she played a customer seated at the bar
The most popular stars in television, music and film are up for honors at Wednesday night's People's Choice Awards.
Broadcasting live on CBS from the Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles, People's Choice is one of the first award shows of the season and one of the few decided by the fans themselves.
Glee leads with eight nominations, while Katy and Sandra top with five nods each. Katy picked up three awards in 2013. Other past winners also nominated this year include entertainers such as Robert Downey Jr., Jennifer Aniston, Emma Watson, One Direction, Taylor Swift, Jimmy Fallon, True Blood and The X Factor.
Lady of the moment: Sandra Bullock picked up the first gong of the night, for Favourite Movie Actress
It's a good night! Justin Timberlake took home numerous awards, including for Favourite Album
Amusing categories like favourite TV anti-hero pit Nikolaj Coster-Waldau's Jaime Lannister of Game of Thrones against Bryan Cranston's Walter White of Breaking Bad.
Additional unique categories include: TV bromance; TV gal pals; movie duo; on-screen chemistry; and series we miss most.
The star-studded show will feature appearances by Drew Barrymore, Ellen DeGeneres, Justin Timberlake, Britney Spears, Jessica Alba, Christina Aguilera, Emily Deschanel, Zac Efron, Anna Faris, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Michael B. Jordan, Queen Latifah, Melissa McCarthy, the cast of "The Big Bang Theory" and more.
Blondes have more fun! Pregnant Drew Barrymore posed with Ellen Degeneres, who won for Favourite TV Host
Jennifer Hudson will receive the second annual humanitarian award for her work with the Julian D. King Gift Foundation, an organization she formed in 2009 in honor of her nephew, Julian King. Bullock gained the show's first humanitarian award in 2013 for her efforts in storm-ravaged New Orleans.
Brad Paisley, Sara Bareilles and OneRepublic will perform. Kat Dennings and Beth Behrs will host.
The People's Choice Awards nominees are determined by national ratings averages, box-office grosses, music sales, social media activity and peopleschoice.com data.
Winners are selected by fans voting online.
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