“Like many people around the world, the pandemic has given me time to reflect on what is important in life,” she explained in a video posted to social media.
“For me, that means spending more time at home, something that I didn’t realise I was missing out on being away eight months of the year on tour, but something that I have really cherished over the last 18 months,” said Watkins.

Watkins is best known in the band for singing, dancing, and wearing a bright yellow bow in her hair. The bow became her signature accessory and a form of merchandise that countless young Wiggles fans eagerly donned.
Hawkins is a Year 10 student based in New South Wales. She has been schooled from home for the past few years due to her busy schedule, including her career as a dancer. Hawkins currently holds a plethora of dance titles, including Australian and World Youth Ladies Salsa and Urban Latin Champion.

“Dancing has always been my passion, and I look forward to being able to share the joy of song and dance with children all over the world.”
As The Wiggles undertakes new branding, a new show, and a new Yellow Wiggle, next year may be as ‘yummy, yummy’ as fruit salad.