Kevin Hart Claps Back at 50 Cent After Making Fun of Gray Hair: Details
Kevin Hart has officially said goodbye to his natural gray hair while self-isolating during the COVID-19 outbreak — and it looks like 50 Cent might have instigated the comedian to reach for the hair dye.
On Friday, April 3, 50 Cent posted a photo collage to his Instagram feed featuring Sean “Diddy” Combs, Deion Sanders and Hart. In the pics, all of the men are photographed happily sporting gray hair and beards.
The rapper captioned the pic, “Man where the f–k is the time machine, they got old on quarantine. LOL #bransoncognac #lecheminduroi.”
Hart, who’s been open about embracing his grays during self-quarantine replied to 50 Cent in the comments, writing, “😂😂😂😂😂 F–k off man… I used the product this week 😂😂😂😂.”
And it appears as though Hart’s totally serious about dying his hair again. In the actor’s latest Instagram posts, his beard is now black to his black, as opposed to the salt and pepper look, which was a cool, refreshing change.
But before the DIY dye appointment, The Upside actor opened up about his natural hair color to his 88.1 million Instagram followers. On March 20, he shared a video from home rocking some grays along with a caption: “P.S I have always had a shit load of gray hair…I was just a frequent dyer 😂😂😂😂…I’m not working right now so I said F–K IT 😂😂😂.”
If Hart doesn’t bring the grays back, we can only hope that he at least reveals which hair product he’s been using to dye his strands.
Ever since hair salons closed amid the coronavirus outbreak, celebrities have been getting more transparent with their fans about their natural hair color. That includes stars such as Kelly Ripa, Tamera Mowry, Teddi Mellencamp and Marie Osmond!
Everyone from singers and actors to supermodels and reality stars have been giving themselves at-home haircuts, as well! We’ve seen several buzzcuts, bangs and even some cuts fueled by one too many cocktails.
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