Take That’s Mark Owen left a number a viewers frazzled on Sunday night (May 7) as they were taken aback by his transformative looks during the Coronation Concert.
The 51-year-old took to the stage with his bandmates Gary Barlow and Howard Donald to perform a melody of Take That classics at Windsor Castle.
However in a television interview before their stunning performance, the three members discussed their nervousness about being the headline act, as Mark showcased his flowing locks to viewers at home.
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But fans were clearly distracted by Mark’s hair and headed straight over to Twitter to share their thoughts.
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One social media user wrote: “Is Mark Owen having a midlife crisis with that hair?”
Another asked: “What has Mark Owen done to his hair?”
A third said: “That’s a very flattering suit mark from take that is wearing, bootcut is bold! he’s pulling it off more than his hair.”
However, others were quick to defend the singer’s look and overall performance on stage.
Sharing their take one viewer penned: “Unkind tweets about Mark Owen are uncalled for. Would you say these things if you saw him in person? No. Have you stopped to think he could ill? Have you stopped to think about the impact on his mental health reading these tweets? All three performed great!”
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Another chimed: “Member of successful boyband gets older and grows his hair long. How shocking and how very dare he. The comments about Mark Owen on this site this evening have been pretty gross.”
“Mark Owen has always been the coolest and most interesting one in Take That, love to see him just being himself at #CoronationConcert and hope he ignores the haters. I can only assume you all look like a f*****g National Gallery work of art” a third added.
Mark previously debuted his shoulder-length and bushy mustache on BBC Breakfast while promoting his new album.
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Talking about his look, presenter Sally Nugent said: “Actually, you look different. The moustache; how long’s that been there?”
Stating that he’s had the beard for almost four years he replied: “It started off as a beard and then my beard goes a bit patchy on [one] side. [The beard] can get a bit sweaty on tour. So then it became a moustache and it sort of stuck.”
“My children keep threatening to clip it off,” he explained while admitting that he has to keep it as it’s on all the artwork for the album.
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Source: Celebrities - dailystar.co.uk
