Ivanka Trump has been causing a stir online following a recent TV appearance. While the Trump family is used to making headlines, Ivanka set tongues wagging for a rather benign reason. Viewers took to social media to comment on the entrepreneur’s “unnatural” looking hair.
Ivanka Trump wig speculation is running rife online
Ivanka was on CNBC this week to talk about her company, Planet Harvest. It was her appearance that really got people talking, though. It started with a post on X, with a viewer noting how the First Daughter’s hair looked a little off during the CNBC segment.
A number of other users chimed in, with one commenting: “It looks like a bad wig”.
Another added: “It looks unnatural.”
One user even questioned: “Are we sure that’s Ivanka?”
A few commenters noted how Ivanka’s perfectly styled bleach-blonde tresses somehow made her look more like stepmom Melania Trump. One person wrote: “It’s so weird how she decided to style herself like Melania now.”
While many social media users assumed Ivanka was wearing a wig, it could actually be hair extensions. Celebrity hair stylist Sarai Martinez told the Daily Mail: “It seems that Ivanka is wearing hair extensions… It’s very natural for women to seek out hair extensions to create a more fuller look overall.”
The stylist added: “It seems that she’s adding the extensions not so much for length but for density and thickness.” Perhaps she’s trying to up her hair game ready for her new career as an influencer.
The extensions theory makes a lot of sense, given that Ivanka was spotted wearing them earlier this year. At the Super Bowl in February, she was snapped from behind with what appeared to be clip-in extensions. Many were surprised at the apparent poorly executed work, given Ivanka’s huge net worth.
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