Tyra Banks looks like a totally different woman with new hair, brows and makeup at LA fashion event after Today host gig
TYRA Banks looked like a totally different woman as she attended a fashion event in LA.
The 51-year-old showed off new hair, brows and make-up at Daily Front Row’s ninth annual Fashion Los Angeles Awards.
Held at the Beverly Hills Hotel, Tyra received the Fashion Icon Award at the event.
Tyra’s look included brunette hair parted in the middle, with locks flowing down to her shoulders.
She also had thicker eyebrows, in addition to a silver shadow around her eyes.
Completing the make-up was a warm blush added to her cheekbones, with a light pink tint on the lips.
It comes as Tyra recently surprised her fans with a shock new hosting gig.
She returned to screens as a guest host on TODAY with Jenna & Friends.
The show’s Instagram account posted a video of Tyra’s first day on set, captioning it: “Day one with @tyrabanks: Tune in tomorrow for more fun! #jennaandfriends”.
One viewer commented: “Loved her today. She did great and was funny!”
Another chimed in with: “She’s a professional! It shows! Two stars.”
A third shared their enthusiasm by saying: “Tyra’s a natural. There was nothing forced or overbearing on either part. Great show!”
While a fourth penned: “Tyra is the best co-host. After watching, I want more of her.”
A fifth simply remarked: “Loved loved loved!!!”
No stranger to hosting, Tyra began helming Dancing with the Stars from 2020.
She replaced the long-running show’s original and beloved host Tom Bergeron.
However, Tyra would later step down from the ABC show herself in 2023.
Tyra told TMZ at the time: “I think it’s time. I think my heart and soul are into my business. It’s also into producing TV.
Tyra Banks' DWTS Exit
Tyra Banks departed from Dancing with the Stars in 2023.
The supermodel quietly left the show after hosting for three seasons. Throughout her time on the ballroom dancing competition series, Tyra faced criticism over her hosting abilities. She eventually bowed out as host and executive producer—a role she held since her start on the show. Tyra was replaced by former DWTS pro dancer Julianne Hough.
“I really, really want to focus on my business and you can’t do that while hosting a show.
“So you’ll see me creating things, not just hosting.”
Tyra previously replaced Nick Cannon as host of America’s Got Talent in 2017.
The star departed after two seasons and was in turn succeeded by Terry Crews.