Iggy Azalea is terrified
She last wowed audiences at MTV's MIAW Awards in Mexico City performing a set while writhing atop a hot pink convertible.
But Iggy Azalea, 26, was literally shaking in her boots when she participated in the challenge 'Flinch' where food is hurled at guests on James Corden's Late Late Show on Wednesday night.
The Fancy singer approached the challenge with trepidation declaring. 'I'm scared. I'm going to have a heart attack!'
Scared: Iggy Azalea, 26, was literally shaking in her boots when she participated in the challenge 'Flinch' on James Corden's Late Late Show on Wednesday night
Heart attack: The Fancy singer approached the challenge with trepidation declaring. 'I'm scared. I'm going to have a heart attack!'
She then struggled to put her apron on saying, 'No I can't tie this around my butt, I'll never get it around that!', leaving the audience in hysterics.
Tottering to the glass screen, where guests stand behind to shield themselves from the hurling produce, the blonde then quivered, 'Oh my god, I'm shaking like I'm meeting Michael Jackson or something!'
James then questioned, 'how can you be scared? You've played to millions of people?!' Before hurling some fruit at the star who was left suitably in shock.
Smashed: James then questioned, 'how can you be scared? You've played to millions of people?!' Before hurling some fruit at the star who was left suitably in shock
Apron troubles: She then struggled to put her apron on saying, 'No I can't tie this around my butt, I'll never get it around that!', leaving the audience in hysterics
Later on in the show, the star was back shaking her booty as she performed her latest single Switch.
Wearing a tight red crop top and pants, Iggy showcased her surgically-enhanced curves to perfection.
Homesick? Iggy Azalea shared photos to Snapchat on Saturday of her humble family home in New South Wales
Idyllic: The first photo showed the picturesque country home with terracotta walls and a steel roof with a veranda running around the perimeter of the house
Meanwhile, over the weekend Australian beauty revealed her humble past as he shared photos to Snapchat of her humble family home in New South Wales.
The star shared three snaps of her home, with one of the whole house and two of the backyard.
The first photo showed the picturesque country home with terracotta walls and a steel roof with a veranda running around the perimeter of the house.
She captioned the photo: 'My childhood house. Should have said it yesterday, but I'll say it now - anything is possible.'
Aussie: With washing hanging in the background and what seems to be a peacock wandering through the shot, the property is a picturesque Australian home
The second snap showed the green backyard with dirt and stones as a footpath.
With washing hanging in the background and what seems to be a peacock wandering through the shot, the property is a picturesque Australian home.
She captioned this photo: 'This was the bathroom and I used to run sooooo fastback to the house at night because I thought a witch lived in the garden'.
Back in the day: The last snap showed an old clothes line and a steel water tank with large trees in the background, an old fence and the sun setting over the property
The last snap showed an old clothes line and a steel water tank.
The picture shows large trees in the background, an old fence and the sun setting over the property.
Iggy captioned the snap: 'I remember folding the sheets with my mom at the washing line all the time.'
Back to her roots: Iggy grew up with her mother and younger sister Emerald in their Mullumbimby home in northern New South Wales
Before becoming one of the world's most famous rappers, Iggy grew up with her mother and younger sister Emerald in their Mullumbimby home in northern New South Wales.
The blonde beauty left Australia when she was just 16-years-old and moved to the US to pursue her dream of becoming a famous rapper.
Back in the early Nineties she went by her birth name - Amethyst Amelia Kelly - and fantasized about escaping the town with a population of over just 3,000 for the bright lights of Hollywood.