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Helen Flanagan looks gorgeous as she shows off her new short hair and fans are 'obsessed'

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27.10.2021 - 20:43

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Helen Flanagan has showcased a new shorter hairstyle and fans are loving the transformation. The Coronation Street star wowed fans as she shared a snap on her Instagram of herself with a sleek blonde bob haircut.

The 31-year-old actress from Bury, who plays Rosie Webster in the ITV soap, beamed as she posed for the camera with her stylish new hairdo. READ MORE: Victoria Beckham jokes about David's 'chocolate balls' as they flirt during family outing "Short hair moment," she captioned the photo as she credited her hair stylist friend Jay Birmingham.

The compliments came flooding in with one fan saying: "Obsessed with your hair like this." And another said they were 'in loveeeee' with her new look.

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