Carrie Bickmore doesn’t look like that anymore! TV veteran unveils new hair transformation after returning to TV
Carrie Bickmore unveiled her latest hair transformation on Tuesday.
The veteran presenter, 42, took to Instagram to show off her freshly colored blonde locks after a visit to celebrity-favorite Marie Uva salon in Melbourne.
Carrie looked her best with a fresh colour, trim and blow-dry after a visit to the salon, a favorite of Melbourne WAGs.
“Fresh color with the best,” Carrie captioned the post, tagging Marie Uva.
‘Congratulations on 10 years of Marie Uva and doing what you love Marie.’
Carrie Bickmore took to Instagram on Tuesday to show off her freshly colored blonde locks after visiting Melbourne’s celebrity-favorite Marie Uva salon
Carrie looked stunning in a bright pink outfit as she posed for a selfie near a door.
It comes after the TV presenter made her return to the small screen for the celebrity edition of Gogglebox in October, on the sofa with Fifi Box.
The episode aimed to raise awareness for youth mental health services ReachOut Australia and starred Robert Irwin, Julia Morris and Andy Allen.
It was Carrie’s first TV appearance since her departure from The Project last October after a whopping 12 years on air.
Carrie had been away earlier this year for a three-month ‘sabbatical’ with her family in London, before returning to the panel in July, before quitting in October.
It comes after the TV presenter made her return to the small screen for the celebrity edition of Gogglebox in October, on the sofa with Fifi Box
Three months after leaving the show, Carrie announced that she had split from her partner of 11 years, Chris Walker.
“It is with immense sadness that Chris and I have decided to part ways,” she wrote in a statement on Instagram.
‘Although this is a difficult time, our focus is on parenting, loving and supporting our three children Ollie, Evie and Addie with everything we have.
‘They’re doing great. We will make no further comment.”
In May, Carrie announced she would briefly return to TV screens in a voiceover role, after scoring a role in hit Australian children’s show Bluey.
Carrie announced her departure from The Project last October after 12 years on air