UK PM Boris Johnson gets 'haircut by fiancee for the first time', see his look
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson was seen donning his chopped bleach-blond hair flailing due to rapid winds, which was styled by his fiancee Carrie Symonds.
UK Prime minister Boris Johnson on Tuesday was spotted at Downing Street with a brand new slightly off-the-ordinary hairstyle ahead of UN Security Council on Climate and Security meeting. In a photo shared by ITV presenter Piers Morgan, the British Prime Minister was seen donning his chopped bleach-blond hair flailing due to rapid winds, which Morgan said, was dressed by the ocean conservationist and Boris’ fiancee Carrie Symonds. “I can reveal to the world that Prime Minister Boris Johnson has today had his haircut by his partner Carrie Symonds for the first time,” the former revealed.
Johnson, who announced a new roadmap to ease the restrictions for the UK a day earlier, would have to wait 47 days until the salons officially reopened under the new COVID-19 measures issued by 10 Downing Street. Therefore, according to Morgan, Boris turned to his partner’s expertise with scissors for the styling. Apart from leadership skills, the UK PM has often been in the limelight for his barnet.
Contemplating his 'hair length'
According to reports, Johnson, on a trip to a windy Greater Manchester told reporters that he "does his best" to maintain his unfurled mop, adding that he “brushes” his hair often to neaten it. "I've got one in my office. I do my best with it," the UK PM told The Sun's reporter. And yet, despite his recent haircut, his hair was called out for being too 'scruffy'. 'It is a national crisis', Johnson told the newspaper, contemplating his hair length down six or seven weeks in midst of the COVID-19 restrictions.
Sharing the photo of Johnson’s haircut, the ITV presenter struck its comparison with scarecrow Worzel Gummidge, announcing it on Good Morning Britain that it was perhaps 'the first time' the British PM's hair was 'chopped'. "He actually expends a lot of time and effort to look like that. Plenty of reports of him messing up his hair and ruffling his clothes before the cameras roll. He sees it as his trademark. It’s childish and pathetic if you ask me," a user in the comments thread said. "Working," another joked. "What's been his excuse for his hair looking like that for the last 10 years," another said.
Published By : Zaini Majeed
Published On: 24 February 2021 at 15:50 IST