In response to frequent media references to his famous hair-do, presidential hopeful Donald Trump allowed a speech attendee to pet his hair on Thursday to prove that it is, indeed, real.
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The article quotes Ricardo Sánchez, who hosts a Spanish radio show, calling Trump, “El hombre del peluquín” – meaning the man of the toupee. This is on the front page of The New York Times.
She said: “I do believe it is”, to laughter and applause, and Mr Trump tossed his copy of the Times into the crowd.
Trump did make one admission about his hair care during the event.
“I don’t wear a toupee”. “You have to do an inspection here”. “We’re going to settle this…” It’s my hair. I swear. “This is getting insane”, he said.
Trump then said, “Somebody has a very nice wife”, referencing the woman.
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Trump adamantly asserted his hair is his own, and even invited a woman from the audience on stage to touch his locks. Trump claims that was because of the hair spray, and that he didn’t want to get his do messed up too badly, but will that silence all the haters?
