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White Hair Looks Betterest

March 15, 2012

Anderson Cooper Tries On Wigs With Miss Piggy

Posted: 03/15/2012 -- 8:57 am Updated: 03/15/2012 -- 8:59 am

Anderson Cooper took a trip down memory lane on Wednesday when, at the behest of none other than Miss Piggy, he tried on a brown wig.

The porcine superstar was Cooper's guest on his talk show, and she lamented his ever-unchanging appearance.

"You only have one look!" she cried. Luckily, Piggy had a solution: a variety of wigs. Cooper tried on the brown one (it looked a bit unnatural) and reminisced about one of his most prized former possessions: his brown hair.

"In my mind when I look in the mirror I still have brown hair, and I'm shocked every time I look in the mirror," he said. "It's kind of depressing."

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