Shadow and Bone star Jessie Mei Li has unveiled a new hair transformation on social media.
The actress, who plays Alina Starkov on the Netflix fantasy series, posted her new blonde look on her Instagram page in two selfies.
"Uh ohhhh," she captioned the post.
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The star is due to return to the show for the upcoming second season alongside the likes of Ben Barnes (The Darkling), Archie Renaux (Mal Oretsev) and Freddy Carter (Kaz Brekker), and they will be joined by a number of new additions next time too.
They include Jack Wolfe (The Witcher), who takes on the role of Wylan Hendriks, Patrick Gibson (The OA) as Nikolai Lantsov, Anna Leong Brophy (Ragdoll) as Tamar Kir-Bataar and Lewis Tan (Mortal Kombat) as Tolya Yul-Bataar.
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As for what fans can expect next time around, the cast have teased "love, power, heartbreak" in the new episodes, with season 2 set to be "bigger, bolder, and badder" than the first.
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The series was renewed for season 2 last year, with showrunner Eric Heisserer saying at the time: "I'm honoured and thrilled to return to the Grishaverse and continue the stories of these endearing characters, particularly Milo."
Author Leigh Bardugo added: "I've been writing in the Grishaverse for nearly ten years now, so I'm thrilled we get to keep this adventure going.
"There are so many places we've barely gotten to visit and I can't wait to introduce our audience to more of the saints, soldiers, thugs, thieves, princes, and privateers who make this world so much fun to explore. It's going to be real magic to see our brilliant, talented cast expand."
Shadow and Bone is streaming on Netflix.
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