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President Donald Trump moved to catch a child wandering near the edge of the stage during his speech in Las Vegas.
When President Donald Trump spoke about his economic policies in Las Vegas this week, the internet noticed something different about the commander-in-chief — a fuller head of golden locks.
Trump’s potentially new do debuted at the Red Rock Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada on Wednesday, Aug. 5. During his speech, the president lauded his administration’s economic accomplishments, according to previous USA TODAY reporting, like tax breaks on tipped income, lower prescription drug prices and “Trump accounts.”
But even as Trump tried to center focus on the country’s economic outlook, the internet couldn’t help but notice the president’s full and shiny hair, sparking viral memes and even rumors he was wearing a wig.
Internet notices Trump’s fuller-looking head of hair
Journalist Aaron Rupar immediately questioned the new mane.
“Trump’s hair, uh, has a lot more volume than normal,” he posted on X.
Rupar added: “Is Trump rocking a wig, or what the hell is going on here?”
“There is no freaken way that this is Trump’s real hair. NO WAY!” wrote Brian Krassenstein.
Others were impressed with his fuller head of hair. “I do NOT care what anyone says. This is proof that President Trump is aging in reverse. His hair looks absolutely amazing today,” another commented on X.
USA TODAY has emailed the White House for comment on the president’s hair.
President’s history of battling baldness
The president’s signature tresses and orange glow are hallmarks of his brand. Trump has admitted that his hair is a touchy subject.
While speaking at the 2018 Conservative Political Action Conference in Oxon Hill, Maryland, Trump said: “I try like hell to hide that bald spot, folks. I work hard at it.”
That same year, the president’s physician revealed Trump takes a drug to combat male-pattern baldness.
Michelle Del Rey is a trending news reporter at USA TODAY. Reach her at mdelrey@usatoday.com.