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Topics: Donald Trump, Celebrity, Politics, Hair, US News
Rhianna Benson
Topics: Donald Trump, Celebrity, Politics, Hair, US News
Securing a new job apparently means undergoing a new haircut for Donald Trump.
That's right, the controversial politician - who will return to the White House next month following his recent election success - has once again gone viral this week purely for his aesthetic, after debuting a never-before-seen barnet.
This week's change in appearance is definitely not the first time that Trump's image has been hotly discussed online.
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Just days after his dubious win against Democratic candidate Kamala Harris last month, the Republican representative hit headlines for appearing 'more orange' than he had 'ever before'.
Fans noticed that the 74-year-old convicted felon - who is recognised globally for his clumsily applied bronzer - was bearing more prominent 'tan lines' than ever before.
Not only did the orange make-up stop when it hit Trump's jaw, but the surroundings of his eyes were also avoid of his notorious burnt-orange colouring, making it look as though he'd fallen asleep in the sun with glasses on.
The debate became so widespread that one expert even alleged that his patchy tan was a conscious idea, and that it formed part of his campaign trail.
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This week, however, talk has turned from Trump's tan and towards his hair, after the father-of-five debuted a questionable new look following a round of golf in Mar-a-Lago, Florida, on Tuesday.
The politician was filmed making his way through the lobby of his family's own Palm Beach club, donning his signature 'Make America Great Again baseball cap' and a white polo tee.
In a video which has since gone viral, Trump could be seen greeting supporters flanking the interior of the club, eventually removing his cap to reveal a new haircut.
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He looked to have chopped down the sides of his previously messy-do, but had kept it long at the top, creating an almost mullet-like look.
And as we say, the presidential elect's new look hasn't gone unnoticed by social media spectators.
With the rib-tickling footage continuing to trend online, one viewer jibed earlier this week: "No way this is real".
Another questioned: "Is it a new haircut or just hat hair?".
"Nah this ain’t it," a third joked.
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Some supporters of the Republican fled to his defence, however, with one gushing: "That boy looking clean!"
Another added: "It's hat head! He just played golf"
"Damn mullet I’m actually feeling this," a third went on.