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Balenciaga Mama: Keyshia Cole Debuts New Hairdo, Leaves the ’Gram Speechless

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Keyshia Cole proved she’s one of many artists who can rock any hairstyle or hair color.

The R&B crooner took to her Instagram story on Monday evening and uploaded a photo of herself rocking multi-colored hair. She cut her hair into a bob that included light blue, blond and rose gold streaks throughout.

Related: All About Keyshia Cole’s Ink

Along with her edgy new hairdo, Cole flossed her modish style and sported a graphic-print sweat suit, light blue fur slides and a black Balenciaga crossbody pouch that retails for around $1,000. She posed sitting atop a wall, while looking down.

Just last week, the 38-year-old singer flaunted her bone-straight honey-blond tresses along with her new snapback body. She’s been hitting the gym lately after giving birth to her newborn son three months ago. The second-time mother unveiled her slim stomach and bodacious derriere to the camera.

Keyshia Cole
Keyshia Cole. (Photo: @keyshiacole/Instagram)

“I’m Back in the Gym, tryna get right 😩!” she captioned her post on November 6. “#BabyTobias #DidntDoTooMuchDamage #OperationGetRight 💕.”

Fans flooded Cole with compliments, gushing over her appearance.

“Keyshia a heartbreaker! You don’t look like you had a baby. 🎁❤️👑 You are still 🔥 get it girl!” one fan exclaimed.

Another added, “Boddyy 🔥 you Look Good boo Keyshia got that snap back body 👀 love you sis.”

Cole and her boyfriend Niko Khale Hale, 24, welcomed their first child, Tobias Khale, on August 1. She is also the mother of 10-year-old son Daniel Gibson Jr., whom she shares with now-estranged husband and former NBA player Daniel Gibson.

Those who support the “Let It Go” artist will get an opportunity to view her pregnancy journey on her upcoming BET reality series titled “My New Life.” It’s slated to air on Monday, Nov. 18, at 10 p.m. Cole shared the show’s trailer on her social media page late last month, writing, “Our personal little home video. 💁🏽‍♀️ (On a bigger scale 😂) I’m soooo happy to share!!! @tobiaskhale will Always have this beautiful moment to look back on! 🥰❤️💕🧸🙏🏽We All will!!!!”

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