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Legendary Rom-Com Hunk, 64, Turns Heads With Bold Hair Transformation on Red Carpet

Legendary Rom-Com Hunk, 64, Turns Heads With Bold Hair Transformation on Red Carpet

Yahoo22-05-2025

was nearly unrecognizable after a bold transformation at a red carpet event.
On Thursday, May 21, the actor, 64—known for starring in Sex and the City, My Big Fat Greek Wedding, Northern Exposure and more—stepped out with his wife, , 68, stepped out in New York City.
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The couple, who started dating in 2002 and married in 2020, attended a photocall for And Just Like That Season 3.
For the event, Corbett rocked an all-black suit and a pair of sunglasses—but it was his hair that turned heads. The normally clean-shaven look he sports while portraying Aidan Shaw was replaced by an unexpected gray-and-brown beard.
Meanwhile, Derek looked stunning as she rocked a black dress with lace detailing and a white blazer with black trim for the red-carpet affair.
Take a look at his drastic style switch-up!
In 2024, Corbett shocked fans when he confessed his regret over choosing acting as his career.
'Look, I'm in the fourth quarter of the football game now, in life and in showbiz. It's just a fact. So I can reveal now I picked the f--king wrong thing to do with my life,' he said on the Fly on the Wall podcast.
He later added, 'I've made a lot of money. I live in a beautiful home. People come to me at every restaurant I go in. I'm a friend of the world. But as far as a fulfilling creative work life, I didn't write one f---ing line. I didn't write one joke that made people laugh. So it's been unfulfilling on that level.'
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