Olivia Wilde Chops Off Hair, Doesn't Want to Look Like Melania Trump

Actress Olivia Wilde is just one of many celebrities struggling with the shocking presidential election result of 2016.

Wilde has taken a strong stand against the new administration by getting rid of her “Melania hair” and chronicling her act of bravery and courage on Instagram.

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Feelin myself apparently. Thanks to the master @harryjoshhair for the chop. #nomoremelaniahair

A post shared by Olivia Wilde (@oliviawilde) on Dec 19, 2016 at 2:49pm PST

Instagrammers were not impressed:

Could you be any more stupid! You hair doesn’t make a difference! This just goes to show that you have no class! You’re a mother for goodness sake! Grow up

what a stupid hashtag, grow up. why not try being a leader instead of being a blind follower. Thought you liberals were supposed to be against bullying when you guys are the worst of them all.what a stupid hashtag, grow up. why not try being a leader instead of being a blind follower. Thought you liberals were supposed to be against bullying when you guys are the worst of them all.

#itstimetomoveon

Long chestnut-colored hair seems to be a common phenomenon, but it was still too much for the actress to share a style with the future first lady.

Explains Yahoo Beauty: “If you haven’t noticed Wilde and Melania Trump’s hair similarities before, we did a deep dive and found that they really could be long lost hair twins. They both have the same long length of chestnut brown strands with subtle blonde highlights at the ends, and they often style it the exact same way — with long, loose face-framing waves.”

After visiting her stylist Harry Josh, she expressed relief over new her new coif, writing that she was “feelin myself apparently.”

But Wilde’s activism extends beyond chopping off her hair.

Yahoo News writes, “While this bold hair change is definitely a powerful move, she’s been voicing her activism very loudly before and after the election. She’s promoted the Women’s March on Washington happening on January 21, continued to support the efforts of Clinton and showed solidarity by wearing a T-shirt full of safety pins to support minorities, women and anyone who felt unsafe under a Trump presidency.”

Good luck with your political tantrums, Ms. Wilde. If you are not sure who Olivia Wilde is, you can learn about her here.