Sarah Michelle Gellar With Red Hair!
Sarah Michelle Gellar startled fans with her flaming red hair in a flashback shot, and she revealed the source of the dramatic look.
On Instagram, the former Buffy the Vampire Slayer actress noted that it had been 29 years since she first appeared on All My Children, and she uploaded a photo of herself staring dramatically into the camera.
Lindsay Price, SMG's bestie and co-star revealed the secret to SMG's dramatic look in the comments, writing: "So… They urged us to act as though we were unsure whether or not we had left the oven on. Remember!?"
"@lindsayjprice for me it was the curling iron…still is!" Sarah replied. Sarah, don't worry, we've all been there!
The Cruel Intentions actress is wearing thinner 90s brows, a sheer light brown lipstick, and a matching red plaited headband in the lovely photo, and we are completely charmed!
Sarah captioned the photo, saying: "On #allmychildren, I got to bring Kendall Hart to the world 29 years ago today. No, they didn't teach you how to do the long stare on the soap… you had to practice in front of your mirror."
Fans were quick to express their gratitude by writing: "It doesn't seem possible that it's been 29 years!" commented another, "You were wonderful #amc forever!" Kendal had a hold on me right away!"
Sarah and Lindsay, who co-starred on the program, recently celebrated Galentine's Day at Maude, a Beverley Hills restaurant owned by Lindsay's husband, Curtis Stone.
The Scooby-Doo heroine shared the night out with her friends and admirers on Instagram, writing, "This gorgeous Aussie @curtisstone disrupted our #galentinesday… but because he made the amazing food, we were cool with it."
The couple looked stunning. Sarah donned a stunning short black puff sleeve gown with dazzling white shoes and red lips.
Lindsay looked stunning in a stunning green patterned two-piece with an orange feathered accent. Amanda Kloots, co-host of the daytime TV show The Talk, also joined them.
Gellar's career in show business began when she was four years old and was recognized by an agent. She began production on the made-for-television film An Invasion of Privacy a few weeks later (1983).
