Christina Aguilera opened up about her fashion past and revealed she had some regrets – but they’re not what you think. 

It’s her high heels, not her chaps from her Dirrty days, where she wore peak-Y2K ensembles.  

Christina, 43, said she ruined her knees and feet with ‘all this high heel nonsense’ after performing in towering shoes for years. 

The Beautiful singer talked to British musician Raye, 26, for a Rolling Stone interview that came out on Monday, as they discussed their issues with the music industry and what they admire about each other. 

The two female musicians also discussed their different sartorial choices onstage – including footwear. 

Christina Aguilera opened up about her fashion past and revealed she had some regrets – but they’re not what you think and instead, involve her shoe choices  

Christina, 43, said she ruined her knees and feet with ‘all this high heel nonsense’ after performing in towering shoes for years

‘I’ve already f****d up my legs and my feet so bad with all this high-heel nonsense,’ Christina admitted

‘I’ve already f****d up my legs and my feet so bad with all this high-heel nonsense,’ Christina admitted. 

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The pop star has always had a penchant for towering heels throughout her career, whether she was performing, hitting a red carpet, or posing for a photoshoot. 

Even now, the mom of two wears sky-high boots or platforms onstage. 

‘I f****d up the cartilage in my knee,’ Christina continued.

According to the surgeons at Ventura Orthopedics, wearing high heels can lead to ankle sprains, knee and back pain, hammertoes, and corns and calluses, with one survey stating that 71 per cent of women experience pain and discomfort from heels. 

However, the 2000s pop star still admires Raye for ditching her shoes onstage and said, ‘I love that about you.’ 

But don’t expect Christina to ditch her signature designer footwear anytime soon, as she admitted, ‘I never had the balls to just do it.’ 

Raye isn’t a fan of wearing heels, or any type of footwear onstage, even when she accepts awards.

The London-born singer, whose full name Rachel Agatha Keen, told Christina, ‘I feel like when I’m wearing shoes, I’m thinking about wearing shoes, asking, ‘Is that weird?’ 

Christina also talked about the beginning of her career, when there was a specific look for a pop star since it was ‘a really big pop boom’ 

‘I f****d up the cartilage in my knee,’ Christina admitted to Raye, as she’s been wearing towering high heels like the ones above since the start of her career 

Christina ditched her shoes at the Grammy Awards in 2004, but otherwise opts for sky high heels onstage 

‘When my hands feel too bound and I feel like there’s no breathing room, that’s when I start to suffer,’ the Grammy winner said in the Rolling Stone interview 

Christina also talked about the beginning of her career, when there was a specific look for a pop star since it was ‘a really big pop boom’ as other artists like Britney Spears, Mandy Moore and Jessica Simpson were also coming up at the time.

‘I felt like my voice was stifled,’ the Burlesque star revealed as the two singers caught up in her living room. 

‘You’re going to have situations where you have no creative control or you’re in a position where your hands are tied,’ Christina, a self-described ‘control freak,’ said. 

‘When my hands feel too bound and I feel like there’s no breathing room, that’s when I start to suffer,’ the Grammy winner continued.

Christina has made waves lately for her appearance, as she looks younger than ever, especially on social media. 

Fans think she’s entering her ‘undetectable era’ when it comes to subtle beauty tweakments that are noticeable but impossible to pinpoint.

On Instagram, Christina’s comments section is full of people who say she appears to be aging in reverse and has returned to her Y2K self again, with many remarking on her recent weight loss.

Christina’s 9.8 million followers are impressed with her pictures, with one writing, ‘If you straight up told me this was filmed 25 years ago I’d 100 percent believe you,’ and another saying, ‘You look better than you did 25 years ago.’