Sign up for Inside Washington’s daily email to receive exclusive US coverage and analysis delivered to your inbox. Get our free Inside Washington email. Get our free Inside Washington email. Photos of President Donald Trump stepping off Air Force One with hair that appears to be a darker shade than his signature blonde locks have sparked speculation online. Trump has long had to dispel speculation about his hairstyle, specifically whether the 80-year-old wears any type of wig, and new photos are adding to the rumors. “What is [sic] What’s up with Trump’s hair? wrote journalist Aaron Rupar on Saturday He will spend the weekend at his Bedminster golf club. “Something needs to be done about his hair under the 25th Amendment,” George Conway, a lawyer and Trump critic, wrote in X, suggesting it needs to be rejected. Photos of President Donald Trump stepping off Air Force One with hair that appears to be a darker shade than his signature blonde locks have baffled the Internet (Reuters) The president is seen stepping off Air Force One on Friday. His hairstyle has been a point of interest for decades (AP) The president’s apparent new hairstyle compared him to former James Bond actor Pierce Brosnan (AFP via Getty Images) Journalist Yashar Ali posted photos of Trump at the airport and wrote: “The hair???? If I hadn’t taken the Getty Images photos myself, I wouldn’t have believed it.” Former Republican congressman Adam Kinzinger, another frequent Trump critic, wrote in all caps: “You’ve got to be kidding me.” Several social media users mocked Trump for the hairstyle. “Trump is now dark!” wrote journalist Molly Jong-Fast. Trump was seen greeting reporters on the tarmac of an airport in Morristown, New Jersey, on Friday, wearing a navy suit and yellow tie, and apparently his new hairstyle (AFP via Getty Images). “Something needs to be done with his hair under the 25th Amendment,” said George Conway, a lawyer and Trump critic, suggesting it needs to be rejected (Getty Images). Anne Lamott, a novelist and progressive, posted: “I love it.” So youthful. Very Pierce Brosnan,” referring to the James Bond actor. Paul Rudnick, novelist and playwright, wrote: “Trump told his stylist, ‘I want to look like serial killer Rex Heuermann,’ referring to the New Yorker who admitted to killing eight women in a case known as the Gilgo Beach murders. The Independent has approached the White House for comment. Trump’s hair drew attention last month for another reason: His blonde locks looked shinier and thicker. In a speech in the White House Rose Garden on Wednesday, Trump said: “For years, I had to suffer when people said, ‘He wears a wig.'” I don’t wear a wig’ (Getty Images) People flocked to social media to discuss the hairstyle the president sported during a speech in Las Vegas last month. “Is Trump wearing a wig or what the hell is going on here?” wrote journalist Rupar on X. “Trump has a weave!!” posted former Congressman Kinzinger. In a speech in the White House Rose Garden on Wednesday, Trump said: “For years I had to suffer people saying, ‘He wears a wig.’ I don’t wear a wig.” Trump’s unusual hairstyle has proven to be a point of interest for decades and was a topic of discussion during his talk show appearances long before he entered politics.
