Susanna Reid did something right on Good Morning Britain Tuesday morning as fans were bowled over by her glamorous new look.
The presenter debuted a new hair style on the ITV programme, and coupled with fresh make-up it seemed to shave years off.
What’s more, the 50-year-old’s choice of a feminine and frilly pink fitted dress seemed to highlight her youth even further.
Fans will remember the star only recently chose to chop her signature brunette locks creating a much shorter and more modern bob after taking a short break from the show earlier this year.
But today’s blow dry was much more casual and more relaxed.
Her blonde highlights also seemed even brighter and sun kissed.
GMB viewers flocked to Twitter to comment on the star’s look.
“Thank you for appearing on GMB in a beautiful dress today. And also for your new hair colour. It makes you look ten years younger,” one person wrote.
Another posted: “Loving @susannareid100 dress on @GMB it’s beautiful and so elegant.”
While a third shared: “@susannareid100 where is your dress from it’s lovely?”
“@susannareid100 your hair looks amazing today,” a fourth posted.
A fifth added: “Just wanted to say Susanna your hair looks great today, well done hair and make up team!!”
The journalist’s powder pink frock featured cut-out panels and lots of lace and appliqué detailing on the hems.
Adil Ray praised his co-host’s decision to opt for a bold new haircut on the show recently, cementing the star’s decision for a change.
Also during today’s programme, Susanna and co-host Adil entered into quite a furious clash over Prince Harry’s most recent decision to criticise his upbringing within the royal family once more.
Adil insisted the Duke of Sussex should have every right to use his own childhood and “suffering” in reference to mental health on his new documentary with Oprah Winfrey.
While Susanna hit out that the royal and soon-to-be dad-of-two shouldn’t have “dragged” his family into it.
Good Morning Britain continues weekdays at 6am on ITV.
Source: Celebrities - dailystar.co.uk
