Cher shows just how wrong things can get when she tries to take a step back in time — like the lyrics to her infamous 1989 hit song 'If I Could Turn Back Time' — in a new Uber Eats commercial that premiered in Australia.

Pop veteran Cher has been praised for appearing in a hilarious Uber Eats ad in which she turns back time… with disastrous results. The singer stars in the advert, inspired by one of her most famous hits,

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Cher finally found a way to turn back time — but it isn’t exactly what she was hoping for. In a hilarious new commercial for Uber Eats that premiered in Australia, a mysterious time machine is delivered to the superstar’s doorstep just as she’s listening to her own 1989 smash “If I Could Turn Back Time.

Cher, often dubbed "The Goddess of Pop", is lending her globally renowned visage and voice to the latest Uber Eats campaign, developed by Special Australia. The film opens with the legendary Oscar, Em