Love Island's Tasha Ghouri unveils copper hair transformation
Love Island's Tasha Ghouri has unveiled a copper hair transformation.
The reality star, who rose to fame on season eight of the hit dating series, took to Instagram to show off her new hair colour – trading her trademark blonde locks for a stunning autumnal look.
"Erm hiiiii I did a thing!! Amber spice is here. Thank you so much @hairbyheather.x and @hairby.stephanie for my new locks!!" she wrote, alongside a carousel of snaps showcasing her freshly coloured locks.
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Tasha's Love Island co-stars quickly took to the comments section to share their love for her new look, with Dami Hope writing: "OHHHH GOSHHH I'm hair for it (see what I did there)."
Indiyah Polack commented: "OMG YESSSS," alongside fire emojis, while Tasha's boyfriend Andrew Le Page said: "Love it."
Season seven winner Millie Court wrote: "You could pull off anything !!!!" with Liberty Poole adding: "I love this suits you soooo much."
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Tasha's hair isn't the only thing she's changed recently, after she announced a new career move with the release of her first book.
Last year, the star revealed that she would be releasing a romance novel with author Lizzie Huxley-Jones. Hits Different will be released on June 6 and is available to pre-order now.
"I'm sooo excited to introduce HITS DIFFERENT — my first ever book. It's a gorgeous summery romance about Cassie, a deaf dancer who jets off for a hot summer in Ibiza," Tasha wrote on Instagram.
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"This is a story about finding self-love and falling in love which is really based on my own personal experiences, and Cassie has characteristics of me!"
She added: "It's super special and I can't wait to share it with you all!!"
Tasha was born deaf and has used a cochlear implant since she was 5 years old, often referring to her disability as her "superpower". Since appearing on Love Island in 2022, the star has become a champion for the deaf community.
Love Island airs on ITV2 and streams on ITVX.
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