Alright, let’s get one thing straight: if there’s anyone who knows how to keep us on our toes, it’s Roseanne Barr. This iconic comedian has never been one to play by the rules, whether she’s making us laugh or making us think. At 71, she’s proving that age is just a number, by swapping her natural do for an edgy, head-turning look.
Recently, social media was buzzing when Roseanne unveiled her new hairstyle on Instagram. We’re talking long, blonde braids intertwined with dreadlocks – a look that screams anything but ordinary. Paired with a white and gold ‘MAGA’ cap, she looked ready to take on the world, or perhaps just shake it up a bit.
In a video to promote her upcoming show at the CapCity Comedy Club in Texas, she showcased not just a new look, but a radiant, creative spirit that refuses to dim with age. How many of us thought Roseanne would ever rock blonde dreads? Probably no one. But that’s the best part – Roseanne is nothing if not unpredictable.
Fans, in all their emoji-laden commentary glory, didn’t hold back their excitement. “I LOVE the hair Rosie!!! 🔥❤️👸,” one die-hard supporter gushed. “Girl… your hair is cute,” another chimed in, while someone else declared, “Loving the dreads❤️❤️❤️❤️.” Amid the sea of online feedback, it’s clear that Roseanne’s boldness is being met with applause.
“You are so beautiful 😍,” one fan summed it up. And really, isn’t this just testament to Roseanne’s indomitable spirit? It’s the kind of creative flair that has kept her fans guessing and engaged through decades of entertainment.
But wait, there’s more! This hasn’t been Roseanne’s only hair transformation as of late. Just last month, she sent ripples through the Instagram world with a completely different style. Remember her gray locks? Say goodbye to them. She revealed a chic, textured pixie cut, captioning the post simply with “Cut.” And yes, the hairstylist maestro behind this work was none other than Andre Walker – the same genius who styles Halle Berry and Oprah Winfrey.
Think back to the late 1980s. Roseanne rocketed to fame by playing Roseanne Conner in ABC’s groundbreaking sitcom, Roseanne. When producers from The Cosby Show wanted to create a
