Susanna Reid debuted her new haircut in an smiling snap to Instagram on Friday, giving followers a glimpse of the shorter style.
The 51 year old Good Morning Britain wore a pretty red printed blouse whilst sporting blushing cheeks and a swipe of pink lip gloss in the image.
Susanna appeared delighted at her latest hair makeover as she displayed a sleek blowout complimented with honey highlights which framed her face perfectly.
“THANK YOU @c.j___hair for my fresh trim,” the presenter captioned the snap.
Susanna’s showbiz friends were quick to compliment her on her glam new look.
“Ooooh I love that cut,” Channel 4’s Steph McGovern wrote, while fellow ITV host Lorraine Kelly added: “Beautiful”.
Fans of the daytime anchor also left their positive reactions to the hairdo as one person commented: "Wowsers beautiful lady", while another person wrote: “Beautiful gorgeous woman your hair style suits you Susanna”.
Susanna shares teenage sons Sam, 19, Finn, 18, and Jack, 16, with ex Dominic Cotton and the star has revealed that her children don't watch her on Good Morning Britain.
She continued to say that they are, however, impressed when they see their mum on social media.
Susanna opened up, saying: "[Men fancying me] that would go over their heads and certainly would not be a conversation that I would initiate with them."
She continued to tell The Sun that they "don't watch [her]" on TV, adding: "It would be really weird. I think they love it that I can dress up and look nice and be on telly.
“Sometimes clips of the programme are on TikTok and there's a little bit of a, 'Wow, OK, Mum's on TikTok,' but it's not a big deal.”
Susanna’s hairdo update comes after she spent the week leading GMB without her regular co-host Richard Madeley, with Martin Lewis and Adil Ray taking his place.
Of her future on the daytime show, Susanna said that she would still like to continue as an anchor, however she would not be taking up extra work in order to focus on her children during exam time before they head off to university.
“I actually made a decision not to do extra work,” Susanna told The Sun.
“They’re a string of little ducklings growing up and leaving. That is something that’s a little bit upsetting but also exciting.
"Sam is at university, so we’ve had the first leaving home, and that’s obviously emotional, they have to leave and have their own adventures."
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