Scott Porter responded to critics of his blonde hair color
23 september 2026 в 18:13
Actor Scott Porter, known for the series «Ginny & Georgia», - responded to criticism of his bleached blonde hair. In his Instagram, he commented on a negative review from a user who suggested that the new hair color was a sign of a «midlife crisis». Porter, who is 47 years old, wrote: «It was for work… but keep being a complete d*** on the internet».
The user, who later apologized to Porter for his words, claimed that the actor «feels young again» and that such changes are typical for men his age. Porter accepted the apology but added that he does not understand how one could take his words about a «crisis» seriously.
The actor, who plays Mayor Paul Randolph in «Ginny & Georgia», - also responded to further criticism in the comments. One user asked why he had gone blonde, to which Porter replied: «Make me». He explained that the change in hair color was related to a performance at a rock show that took place at Troubadour, and noted that his hair was initially silver, but he prefers the yellowish tint.
Some users supported Porter, noting that his new style looks good, while others expressed hope that his hair would look even better in a few weeks.
The user, who later apologized to Porter for his words, claimed that the actor «feels young again» and that such changes are typical for men his age. Porter accepted the apology but added that he does not understand how one could take his words about a «crisis» seriously.
The actor, who plays Mayor Paul Randolph in «Ginny & Georgia», - also responded to further criticism in the comments. One user asked why he had gone blonde, to which Porter replied: «Make me». He explained that the change in hair color was related to a performance at a rock show that took place at Troubadour, and noted that his hair was initially silver, but he prefers the yellowish tint.
Some users supported Porter, noting that his new style looks good, while others expressed hope that his hair would look even better in a few weeks.
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