Is Kim Kardashian Gettin' Wiggy With It?
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In the past couple of weeks, both Jessica Alba and Halle Berry have spring-ified their dark 'do's with lighter highlights. So when we saw this recent photo of Kim Kardashian, we thought she was jumping on the blond bandwagon as well.
But, in her latest blog entry, Kim reveals that she punked us all. The curvy reality star writes, "It's a wig! Did I have you fooled? I did a fabulous photo shoot this weekend for Scott Barnes' book About Face. Chuckie Amos did the hair and transformed me with this blond wig and they put this hair piece on! I haven't taken it off since, because I'm really loving the look."
We love Kim's exotic beauty, and are happy to see that she's still a stunning brunette (In our opinion, there are enough cookie-cutter blonds in Hollywood). Here's hoping that Kim wasn't so wigged out by her temporary look that she decides to make it permanent.
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Angelina Jolie on the set of Salt
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Drew Barrymore, January 2009
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Reese Witherspoon in Legally Blonde
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Marilyn Monroe at her Home in 1953
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Pamela Anderson in Baywatch
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Nicole Richie at a 2007 Pool Party in Beverly Hills
As she grew from notorious party girl to mature new mom, Richie's ditched her ratty extensions for this gorgeous shade of blonde.
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Gwyneth Paltrow at a Press Conference for Two Lovers during the 61st Cannes International Film Festival
Paltrow has been many shades of blonde - but we love this classy platinum bob!
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Naomi Campbell at Fashion Group International's 22nd Annual 'Night Of Stars' in New York City
Campbell's stick-straight blonde mane plays perfectly with her stunning caramel complexion.
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Gwen Stefani at the 2006 American Music Awards
The former No Doubt front woman keeps her trade market locks as blonde as possible.
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Goldie Hawn in 1967
Hawn's blonde 'do was the height of 60s mod style and she still blonde after all these years!
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