Donald Trump says he's 'working hard' to hide his baldness
The American president explained with self-derision that he was making great efforts to hide his baldness.
Often mocked, Donald Trump's hair reveals one of his secrets. And it is the American president himself who is at the origin of it. On Friday, at a Conservative Party convention in Washington, he admitted that he was doing "the impossible" to "hide" his baldness. "Not bad, huh? We're holding on," he said from the stands before turning to show the result.
A statement that responds to recently released images that testified to the president's hair loss. On February 2, a video of Donald Trump climbing onto the boarding bridge of the presidential plane Air Force One went viral. A gust of wind lifted the hair of the tenant of the White House to reveal his bald head.
"I try like hell to hide that bald spot" - President Trump jokes about his hair at conservatives' conference pic.twitter.com/ePT4MtKg17
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Since his election, Donald Trump's hair has provoked many comments. Often in a mocking tone. In particular for its orange color or the possibility that it is a wig.
But the American president has repeatedly denied this rumor. It would rather be natural locks folded down by a fixing product.
