Donald Trump’s new ‘voluminous’ hairstyle has divided opinion

President Donald Trump made an appearance in Las Vegas yesterday with a head of much thicker, blonde hair – baffling Americans.

Just days ago, Trump was seen next to the director of the CIA with his normal hairdo – a wispy, thin bit of blonde hair atop his head.

Speaking at the Red Rock Resort yesterday, the President’s locks were noticeably fuller, with some speculating that he was wearing a new hairpiece.

Trump didn’t address the new change, however, instead opting to slam Canada: ‘They are. They’re nasty. I love the people, but they’re nasty.’

One person wrote on X: ‘Is Trump rocking a wig, or what the hell is going on here?’

‘The whole world has been laughing at you for the past 10 years, and we’re laughing even harder now because of your ridiculous fucking hairpiece,’ another said.

Another said the reason Trump’s hair became more voluminous was that the world wasn’t ready for ‘bald Trump’.

In the past, the President has boasted about his looks and even blasted magazines for making him look bad.

In 2025, he branded Time Magazine’s cover shoot of him as ‘the worst of all time’.

The picture, taken from below, showed Trump with the sun behind his head, meaning his pale hair was rather difficult to see against the light backdrop.

Writing on his Truth Social account, he said: ‘Time Magazine wrote a relatively good story about me, but the picture may be the Worst of All Time.

‘They “disappeared” my hair, and then had something floating on top of my head that looked like a floating crown, but an extremely small one. Really weird!

During his run for President in 2016, he even asked a woman to touch his hair on the campaign trail to see if it was ‘real’.

Now, he’s back to his roots – after appearing to launch a new hair do in 2024, which was more akin to a mullet.

It was not clear if Trump had a haircut, an intentional change in style, or if his hair simply looked different after taking off his cap.

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