Ben Fordham shares his hair cut disaster
Ben Fordham has shared his lockdown haircut disaster showing chunks of hair taken out of his golden mop.
Fordham hasn't been able to access a proper haircut for some time due to Sydney's extended lockdown so decided to let his wife Jodie Speers loose with the hair clippers.
While Fordham playfully laid the blame for his uneven haircut fairly and squarely on his wife, she hit back, claiming it was all his fault.
Fordham shared a photo of his uneven haircut on Instagram along with the caption: "If @jodiespeers butchered my haircut would you guys be honest about it?"
To which Speers quickly responded: "It was all going swimmingly until you changed the attachment."
The pair playfully blamed each other for the haircut 'disaster'. Instagram
Fordham's famous friends were quick to console the 2GB radio host.
Today Extra host David Campbell commented: "Nailed it."
A Current Affair host Tracy Grimshaw wrote: "Looks great."
"It's perfect mate," commented celebrity chef Luke Mangan.
"What bald patch???" commented psychologist Sandy Rea.
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'It was all going swimmingly until you changed the attachment.' Instagram
Many of the radio host's Instagram followers assured him his hair would grow out in two weeks. And who knows? Maybe the fully vaccinated will be able to access professional hair cuts again as has been teased by certain politicians.
Still, we're sure Fordham is seeing the funny side of this situation and we're equally sure Speers won't be cutting her husband's hair from now on, especially if he starts messing around with the attachments!
Ben Fordham before his haircut 'disaster'. Instagram
Thankfully Fordham works in radio and while he is still filmed during his show he is filmed from the front, not the back.
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