Trisha Yearwood Credits Goldie Hawn For New Blonde Hair Inspiration

Trisha Yearwood finds golden inspiration in another Hollywood icon for her stunning new look.

In a dazzling transformation, the country music sensation unveiled a captivating fashion statement, all thanks to the timeless beauty and style of Goldie Hawn. The new hairstyle, a departure from her previous brownish blonde, exudes a captivating charm reminiscent of the legendary actress.

In a recent Instagram post, the 58-year-old turned heads when she unveiled her fresh haircut. Alongside a photo showcasing her lighter, golden-blonde locks and tousled bangs, the "Walkaway Joe" singer revealed her hair inspiration. 

Pairing the glamorous look with smokey eyes, makeup, and glossy lips, the 2019 "CMA Country Christmas" host wrote in the caption, "Vegas. I did a thing! ✂️. Hair inspo: the iconic @goldiehawn!!"

The television personality's friends wasted no time showering her with compliments. Kristin Chenoweth could not help but express her thoughts, writing, "Love❤️," while Debbie Gibson noted, "Gorgeous! ❤️" 

The praise continued to pour in, with fans admiring the "Hee Haw" musical guest's beauty with comments like, "You're such a beauty!?," and "Soooo beautiful! Love the layers!! ❤️?." One admirer called the "Hearts in Armor" artist "Timeless and gorgeous," while another gushed, "You look stunning. Your aging backward.❤️." 

Reflecting on her enduring career, Yearwood delved into her musical journey in a 2017 interview with PEOPLE. The "PrizeFighter: Hit After Hit" songstress revealed her early passion for music, sharing that she had known from a young age that being a musician was her true calling. In her own words:

"I was very confident at 5. So if you would've asked me at 5 what I wanted to be when I grew up, I would've said, 'I'm going to be a singer.'"

Furthermore, she admired Cher, sharing that she had always wanted to follow in the iconic singer's footsteps – and still did. The "JAG" star added emphatically, "I knew I wanted to be a singer. So that would be one of those things I had a vision of. I believed it. I saw it happening, and I believed it."

However, the Grammy Award winner's path took an unexpected turn as she ventured into lifestyle entrepreneurship. She admitted that she never imagined becoming a lifestyle mogul. 

"I never would've dreamed that my love of cooking, which is basic and just gives me joy, makes me happy and relaxes me… I never would've dreamed that it would have led to these other things and that this is where my life would be," Yearwood explained. 

Reflecting on this unforeseen journey, she expressed her happiness and gratitude for the surprising opportunities that came her way.

Before her enduring partnership with Garth Brooks, Yearwood had been married twice. Her first marriage was to Christopher Latham, a music producer, followed by a union with Robert Reynolds, a bassist. 

The Blast reported that her first marriage, which began during her time studying business administration at Belmont University, lasted from 1986 to 1991. Little is known about the reasons behind its end, but it marked a chapter in the New York Times Best Seller author's life before her music career took off. 

The experience of her first divorce was challenging for Yearwood, as she prioritized making others comfortable and avoiding any actions or statements that might cause discomfort.

In 1, sh entered a second marriage with Reynolds, but they eventually separated in 1999. The songwriter disclosed that the divorce was complicated due to her attachment to the past. 

While this led the celebrity chef to wonder what was wrong with her, she found herself in a romantic relationship with Brooks, although their connection had formed long before.

The pair first crossed paths in 1987 while collaborating on a song but married to different spouses. Despite the undeniable sparks between them, they kept it platonic till 2002, after both had gone through divorces. 

As their romantic relationship blossomed, the lovebirds exchanged vows three years later, in 2005, and embarked on their journey as husband and wife. While Yearwood does not have children of her own, she wholeheartedly embraced her role as a stepmother to Brooks' three daughters.