Since her days on the classic sitcom "Friends," Jennifer Aniston has been the epitome of the quintessential California blonde. But in a surprising twist, the actress recently revealed that her natural hair color is actually brunette. This revelation comes as Aniston promotes her new haircare brand, Lolavie.
In a promotional video that got everyone talking, a fan boldly asked Aniston, "Could you go back to being a brunette?" With her signature smile, she responded, "But I AM a brunette!" Pointing to her famously blonde locks, she added with a chuckle, "It's all fake." Courteney Cox, her "Friends" co-star and longtime friend, joined her in this lighthearted moment by showing off an old photo featuring Aniston with her natural dark hair. "This is what she really looks like!" Cox quipped, adding a touch of Malibu-style humor.
Long before she captivated audiences as Rachel Green, Aniston embraced her actual warm, luminous brunette shade. Her on-screen transformation to a blonde has been a carefully maintained illusion for over 25 years. As Aniston herself puts it, "Many iconic blondes, like Shakira or Brigitte Bardot, aren't naturally blonde. That's part of the image game."
Aniston's brunette roots aren't entirely new to her on-screen persona. Fans might recall her darker-haired role in "Horrible Bosses" (2011), where she fought to keep her natural color. "We were afraid it wouldn't look like me," she admitted, ironically referring to her real-life hue.
The question of whether Aniston might permanently return to her original color has the internet abuzz. Her candid response? "I could go back to being a brunette, yes." This straightforward statement has already created a whirlwind on social media, challenging long-held perceptions of Hollywood's image and reminding us all that celebrity personas evolve – just like their hairstyles.