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Red heads have more fun! On Monday night Christina Aguilera wowed in more ways than one. The pop diva debuted her new auburn locks at a Hillary Clinton fundraiser in Los Angeles where she also performed her 2006 hit “Ain’t No Other Man.”
Her new look oozed classic Hollywood glamor and gave off major Jessica Rabbit vibes with her large curls and red lipstick.
Not only did she look fabulous, but Xtina also slayed at her performance, which happened to be on the 10th anniversary of her hit song from her Back to Basics album. Aguilera was introduced by the legendary Cher.
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“She’s my friend, she was my co-star. She’s one of the greatest singers ever!” Cher told the cheering crowd.
The star-studded event included performances from Stevie Wonder and Ricky Martin, and Magic Johnson, Cher, and Shonda Rimes all spoke for the Democratic presidential candidate.