Nathan Foley sends fans into a frenzy as he recreates an iconic Hi-5 dance on TikTok

Nathan Foley is an original member of children’s musical group, Hi-5, and was with the band for ten years from 1998 to 2008.

And this week, the 40-year-old sent fans into a frenzy as he recreated one of the group’s iconic dances on TikTok. 

His followers were quick to comment underneath how good Nathan looks, while one fan remarked that he is an ‘absolute dreamboat.’

‘The definition of growing up is seeing this and noticing that Nathan is an absolute dreamboat,’ one fan remarked underneath. 

Another fan hilariously added: ‘Nathan was always hot don’t @ me.’

One fan said: ‘Yep the crush still lives on in me.’

In the TikTok video, Nathan danced and mimed to the group’s hit, Ready or Not. 

‘Aussie kids, who remembers this one? Duet me and show me your best Hi-5 moves,’ Nathan captioned the post. 

In the clip, Nathan shows off his best moves while flashing his tattoos and muscular arms in a blue shirt and black jeans. 

In February, Hi-5 member Tim Harding revealed he was interested in bringing the original band back together, but he wants a more family-friendly approach.

It came after Nathan appeared to announce an adults-only Hi-5 reunion show in January, only to backtrack on his promise.

Tim spoke to Triple M Newcastle’s Tanya and Steve and said that a reunion is still on the cards but it most likely won’t be an 18-plus show.

‘We are still talking about it. We are having a conversation. It’s an extensive, long conversation. There’s a lot to work out,’ said the 42-year-old children’s entertainer. 

He added: ‘We’ve been stunned at the amount of interest.’

When asked whether it will be an adults-only show, similar to The Wiggles’ charity concert, Tim said he wants to keep it family friendly. 

‘The reality is, all the kids who grew up watching Hi-5 are grown up. And a lot of them have their own kids,’ he said.

As a result, there will most likely be children in the audience and things can’t be too suggestive.

‘[Explicit content] could potentially rule out a lot of people who would love to come. I think, logistically speaking, a family show would be best,’ he added.