Trisha Yearwood looked incredibly youthful as she debuted a new ‘bangin’ haircut’ with bangs in glammed up Instagram photos shared on Monday amid the festive holiday season. In the first snap, the performer gazed up at the camera to show off her blonde locks that flowed down past her shoulders in light curls, allowing her bangs to gently fall onto her forehead. Lastly, Yearwood included a photo of herself that was taken before getting the haircut. Those red lips tho! She also wore a black shirt which was layered with an eye-catching, red velvet blazer that was clasped at the front. Trisha slipped into a pair of silver, glittering boots to complete the look. The star’s makeup comprised of a layer of mascara to her lashes, as well as a black eyeliner and shimmering shadow. The Back Home Again songstress, 59 – who recently celebrated her 18th wedding anniversary with fellow country singer Garth Brooks – confidently showed off her stunning new look while at Caesar’s Palace in Las Vegas. Merry Christmas, and love one another! Aside from revealing a new hairstyle, Trisha has been filtering through a busy schedule throughout the month of December thus far. The Grammy winner accessorized the ensemble with long, dangly earrings as well as a necklace with tear drop-shaped pendants. In the caption of her latest post, the She’s In Love With A Boy singer penned to her fans and followers, ‘Closing out Vegas ’23 with a bang! She could be seen sporting a pair of denim jeans as well as a hot pink top and matching ankle boots that contained feathery details. In another snap, Yearwood flaunted her Christmas-themed outfit and slipped into a pair of black, leather pants that clung to her frame. A light pink blush was added to her cheekbones for a radiant glow, while a glossy red tint was worn on her lips for a finishing touch. Special thanks to @goodwillglendastyle for the gorgeous blonde balayage, Ray @wynnlasvegas Salon for the bangin’ haircut, and @lypservice for the glam.
Yearwood and Grant also took to the stage to perform Hark!
Earlier last week, she co-hosted the 14th Annual CMA Country Christmas program with singer Amy Grant which aired on ABC. Hulu on December 20 for those who missed the show. The Herald Angels Sing together and sang Joy To The World while accompanied by violinist Lindsey Sterling. What I’d love to say is the day I take my last breath on this planet, I’d love for my three girls to be around me and I’d love for the queen to be around me,’ he emotionally expressed. When it comes to the future, I think what you’re just grateful for is just one more day, right? So I think that’s it. Other stars that performed during the program included Lady A, The War And Treaty and also Lainey Wilson. Last month in November, Brooks made an appearance on The Kelly Clarkson Show and sweetly opened up about his wife Trisha. Yearwood and Grant also took to the stage to perform Hark! Earlier on December 10, Yearwood celebrated a special milestone and rung in her 18th wedding anniversary to Garth Brooks. Upon their marriage, Trisha became stepmother to his three children – Taylor, 31, August, 29, and Allie, 27 – whom he shares with ex-wife, Sandy Mahl.
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