TONY Blair has caused quite the stir on social media with his lockdown locks.
The former Prime Minister was trending on Twitter last night after an interview with ITV revealed a controversial new hairdo.
For a politician known to have a consistent cut, viewers were quick to create memes using a picture of Blair's mullet-like do, drawing comparisons between the former MP for Sedgefield and Doctor Who, a high elf, the possessed Vigo painting in Ghostbusters, Reverend Henry Kane from Poltergeist 3 and more.
One person tweeted: "I see Tony Blair has come back from the future to see Marty McFly to say something needs to be done about the kids"
I see Tony Blair has come back from the future to see Marty McFly to say something needs to be done about the kids pic.twitter.com/GJfwzhLmXn
— Craig Ackers (@imaybethestig) April 27, 2021
We've dug through our archives to reveal some of Blair's best hair over the years.
- Undated, student years
An undated picture of the former Prime Minister during his student years.
- 1983
Coronation Street star Pat Phoenix, known for her role as Elsie Tanner, with Tony Blair and another woman in 1983.
- 1997
Tony Blair and Northern Ireland Secretary and former Redcar MP Mo Mowlam, talking to the media outside the Castle Buildings in Stormont.
- 1999
Denis Thatcher, his wife former Prime Minister Baroness Thatcher and Prime Minister Tony Blair.
- 2001
A mock-up photo from razor manufacturer Gillette of how British Prime Minister Tony Blair would look with facial hair.
- 2001
Wind blows the hair of Blair during an open-top bus tour through Brighton on the campaign trail in 2001.
- 2010
Prime Minister Tony Blair holding a mug decorated with pictures of his older children as he speaks to reporters outside No.10 Downing Street, London, after the birth of his fourth child, Leo.
- 2020
The 67-year-old was photographed just last year with a short do.
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