Drew Barrymore tosses away her hair extensions on stage leaving Pamela Anderson in disbelief
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Drew Barrymore stuns fans by dramatically ripping out her hair extensions during a candid conversation about makeup and beauty products with Pamela Anderson on her ABC talk show.
This bold move shocked fans as Barrymore confidently embraced her natural look. Joined by Valerie Bertinelli, she explored themes of self-acceptance and the importance of natural beauty, sparking an engaging discussion that resonated with many.
Drew Barrymore rips out her hair extensions on air
In a preview clip of Tuesday's episode, 49-year-old Drew Barrymore surprised everyone during an intimate conversation with 57-year-old Pamela Anderson by ripping out her hair extensions and tossing them across the studio, per Daily Mail.
This dramatic moment perfectly matched the raw and honest discussion that was unfolding. As she pulled her hair back, Drew stated, “Sorry, if we’re really going to be honest here,” interrupting Anderson, who had begun talking about how she used makeup to transform into different characters over the years.
Bertinelli couldn't contain her excitement, exclaiming, “I love you so much!” to which Anderson added, “Oh my gosh, this is wonderful.Yeah right. Let go. You don't need that.”
Barrymore then shared, “So, another really awesome symptom of perimenopause is you start to lose your hair.” In response, Anderson complimented her, saying, “You have a lot of hair; your hair is beautiful,” to which Barrymore replied, “It's good. It's not bad.”
Meanwhile, Bertinelli reflected on the struggle of having a bad hair day, saying, “You can have a full face of makeup, feel like the makeup is beautiful but if you're having a bad hair day, it's like, nah, not gonna happen.”
Barrymore added, “And if you are having a great hair day, you feel a lot more confident about wearing less makeup because you feel so good in your presentation that everything else sort of falls into place.”
Internet reacts to Drew Barrymore’s action
Drew Barrymore’s bold move during the talk show prompted the internet to praise her for her humorous and wild moments, with many also mocking her for going makeup-free.
One hailed, "Wow brave and stunning 👏👀 Meanwhile i went free-balling today because I don't want my nuts oppressed by societal expectations."
One user wrote, "So brave. So precious."
Another user said, "So desperate."
One slammed, “I’m so tired of this lady. Wow, she ditched makeup. She has had a ton of work done on her face, Botox, fillers, facelift.”
A user said, "So refreshing to see women like drew, shes so relatable & funny."
A user added, "She’s a weirdo."
Someone else claimed, "Drew looks way prettier without the makeup."
A fan added, “Way to go, natural beauty can’t be replaced with makeup? Love what you’re doing Drew!”
Another user penned, "She’s cray!"
Drew Barrymore speaks out about her symptoms of perimenopause
In recent months, Drew Barrymore has opened up about experiencing symptoms of perimenopause. In February, she announced her role as a brand ambassador for Dr Kellyann’s perimenopause and menopause daily supplement.
In her post, Barrymore wrote, “Yup, the dreaded 'M word' that we should not feel ashamed of because EVERY women is going to go through menopause! The hormonal weight gain, hot flashes, sleepless nights, fatigue, the mood swings. You're not alone and you don't have to feel powerless once your body begins to transition.”
In a playful video, she added, “I just had to come out here and get something off my chest. I'm not afraid of perimenopause anymore.”
On Tuesday’s episode of 'The Drew Barrymore Show,' Drew and her guests, along with the entire studio audience, went makeup-free in celebration of the philosophy that bare is beautiful, inspired by Pamela. She was joined by Gillian Anderson and Gayle King for an open and honest discussion about aging
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