Donald Trump’s Hair Takes Dramatic New Turn as Cameras Roll

Photo Illustration by Victoria Sunday/The Daily Beast/Getty Images President Donald Trump’s hair stole the show as he wrapped up a press gaggle on Friday.

Trump, 80, was on his way to Georgia to rally the party faithful ahead of the midterms when his hair took on a life of its own.

The carefully combed-over style that attempts to hide Trump’s thinning thatch was blowing every which way in the breeze.

The president’s hair has become a character in its own right at many of his recent campaign stops and public events, often puffing up into what looks distinctly like a cockatoo’s crest when the wind catches it.

An eagle-eyed X user posted the footage, prompting a slew of ridicule.

“That’s the tail of an alarmed ferret,” one X user quipped .

Another speculated that the president only had a few hairs left, but was enterprising in his styling choices.

“He only has 3 strands left.

They are 10 feet long and are weaved magnificently around his bald head to create what looks like a blond squirrel,” they said .

There’s also a distinctly mullet-adjacent quality to the style, with hair brushing his collar at the sides but falling considerably shorter on top.

“He needs to condition that marmot,” another X user said .

But social media users aren’t the only ones who’ve noticed Trump’s thinning, feathery hair.

At a rally earlier this month in San Antonio, Texas, Trump himself lamented the condition of his hair after he was taken by surprise by a high-definition view of the back of his head.

Looking at his own balding pate, he made no secret of his displeasure.