Donald Trump Has Gone Brunette

Around the world, Donald Trump is known for his blonde hair. In the past few days, though, Trump has decided to change his look to a dark brunette. The new look is quite

interesting. He was spotted at Morristown Municipal Airport in New Jersey; after getting off of

his flight, his new hair was visible. This change has caused quite a buzz on the internet, with users questioning why he made the decision.

Donald Trump's hair is no new headline; his hair has always been a topic in the media. For years, Donald Trump was recognized for his blonde hair, which frequently changed in thickness and shades of blonde. Some speculate that the brunette color was supposed to hide his bald spots, but unfortunately for him, it seems to only bring them out even more.

According to The Daily Beast, famous comedian and TV show host Jimmy Fallon has even shared his take on his new hair. He played a commercial for “Touch of Gray,” which poked fun at the controversial acts Donald Trump has allegedly done, quoting, “a hair dye that not only adds fresh color but also gives you all the hallmarks Trump exhibits”.

Donald Trump has not publicly addressed the situation. Hello! Magazine released its own article on the subject, stating, “There has been no confirmation that Donald has dyed his hair or permanently changed its style, and the White House has not publicly explained the apparent transformation.” This highlights one of the most recurring questions: “Is this change permanent?”

Another popular question is whether his new hair is just a wig – something people have speculated for years – but Donald Trump swears he doesn’t wear wigs, asserting, “I don’t wear a wig.” Will it be “I don’t dye my hair” next?

His new hair color definitely comes as a shock to many. While his supporters praise the new look on social media, others hold different opinions on the transformation. Because Donald Trump has never appeared with brunette hair before, the change was completely unexpected. Is brunette the new hair color of America?

Image Courtesy of John Mathew Smith on Wikimedia Commons.