Jessie J Shaves Head For Comic Relief (Video, Pics and Comparisons!)

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If you watched Comic Relief 2013 this weekend then you would have seen pop princess Jessie J make friends with some hair clippers and shave off her shiny locks for the cause! Obviously with our celebration and admiration of all things androgynous here at Gandey World Class Productions, we watched on the edge of our seats to see what the star would look like with a 'number 2' all over!



As you can see from the pictures and video's, she definitely pulls it off! And very well indeed... In fact we'd go as far as to say that Jessie J looks even hotter with a shaved head than ever before! She's rocking it like nobody's business, but from the video below it seems like it may take a little getting used too, especially with everyone she talks to wanting to give it a quick rub. Eep!



Jessie J isn't the first female in the public eye to give her hair a drastic transformation though. Remember when Britney had her meltdown? Or when Natalie Portman donned the style for her role in V for Vendetta? Jessie J is just the latest in a line of female beauties to succumb to the look.

Britney MeltdownV for Vendetta

Comic Relief has raised a record breaking figure this year during the Red Nose Day campaign, which now has managed a total of £75 MILLION, which is a super impressive figure in itself. But the other impressive factor of this years fund raising has been the dedication from celebrities like Jessie J who have all been willing to do something a bit different to raise those vital funds. Well done to everyone involved! On a side note, I don't think the Lady Boys of Bangkok will be experimenting with this dramatic hair style though, especially with their Glamorous Amorous UK tour imminent! If you haven't already hopped across to Facebook to see where the Sabai Pavilion will be heading then head over for a looksy: https://www.facebook.com/ladyboysofbangkok. We also strive to collect for a cause close to our hearts at the shows which is Pattaya Street Kids  Charity. 

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