Joey King Debuts Blonde Hair in Paris After Tricking the Internet with Her Dramatic Bob Hairstyle

Joey King has a fresh new look — again!

The actress hit not one, but two red carpets in Paris on June 23, and while both of her looks were striking (a metallic pink mini dress and a white mini dress with pom poms), all eyes were on her new hair.

On both red carpets for the Paris premiere Despicable me 4 and later at Vogue World: Paris, King, 24, showed off a freshly bleached haircut and shorter length — just in time for the warm summer months.

Joey King at the Paris premiere of ‘Despicable Me 4’ on June 23.

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King’s hairstylist, Dimitris Giannettos, shared the actress’ new look on Instagram earlier in the day, calling it “Playboy blonde.”

“New color/hairstyle for my sister @joeyking in Paris today,” he added, sharing that he used Moroccanoil products to achieve the sunny shade of blonde on King’s locks.

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Joey King in Vogue World: Paris on June 23.

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King and Giannetos fooled everyone in May when the actress hit the red carpet at Cannes with a “Prada bob” — aka a micro bob that everyone thought was a real hairdo. It was a pretty convincing hairstyle, and King pulled it off effortlessly.

On the last night of the film festival on May 25, she accessorized her hairstyle with a buttery yellow Miu Miu dress, and everyone was laughing at how fantastic she looked.

Joey King in Cannes on May 25.

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But the cut wasn’t real—it was an expertly placed wig that Giannetos cut into a chic bob.

“We used a high-quality waist-length wig for the transformation,” the hair expert told PEOPLE of the transformation. “By cutting and styling the wig into a sleek bob, we’ve achieved a dramatic change without any permanent commitment. It’s all about versatility and playing with different looks.”

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