_watch-in-my-feed-hairstylist-ursula-stephen-helps-zendaya-serve-up-memorable-styles.jpg "WATCH: In My Feed - Hairstylist Ursula Stephen Helps Zendaya Serve Up Memorable Styles from sara blonde smell Video Screenshot Preview")
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To no surprise, Zendaya has won over fans with her grand-slamming glam for each Challengers (2024) premiere leading up to today’s nationwide release. Dyeing her hair honey blonde, the actress inaugurated her new romantic sports film– in which she leads as tennis star-turned-coach “Tashi”– with smashing updos, viral tennis braids, and ‘70s bouffants.
To no surprise, Zendaya has won over fans with her grand-slamming glam for each Challengers (2024) premiere leading up to today’s nationwide release. Dyeing her hair honey blonde, the actress inaugurated her new romantic sports film– in which she leads as tennis star-turned-coach “Tashi”– with smashing updos, viral tennis braids, and ‘70s bouffants.
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