9 Famous Women You Didn't Know Were Natural Blondes

You know what the say, right? That blondes have more fun?

Well... someone forgot to pass that information along to the following singers and actresses.

Indeed, all of these women rose to fame by fooling the public over a vital piece of personal information: their hair color!

9 Stars Who Are Natural Blondes

1.Katy Perry

SURPRISE! Katy Perry's natural hair color is actually NOT Smurf blue.

2.Amy Adams

Best known as a redhead, Adams has said she was a "terrible blonde."

3.Audrina Patridge

There are too many blondes in Los Angeles, Audrina Patridge once said. Hence, her move to the dark side.

4.Leighton Meester

Leighton Meester has never been famous as a blonde. She dyed her hair before she landed her big role on Gossip Girl.

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5.Olivia Wilde

Jokes the actress: "People used to be shocked, when I was blonde, that I wasn't stupid."

6.Sofia Vergara

Ditching her blonde locks made toned Sofia Vergara down a bit, the actress herself has said. It opened up more roles for her in Hollywood.

7.Dita Von Teese

Do you even recognize old school Dita Von Teese?!? She was born a blonde.

8.Emma Stone

Emma Stone struck it big as a redhead. But she sometimes returns to her blonde roots.

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9.Mandy Moore

"As insignificant as it is to say I found myself in a hair color, it's true," the beautiful actress has said of her switch from blonde to brunette.

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Why have these gorgeous stars chosen to alter their looks?

As explained in the above photo gallery, some believe a darker shade helped open up more roles in Hollywood. Others simply wanted something different in their life.

And at least one yearned to be taken more seriously.

So while we can think of at least 11 women who should never have tried blonde as a hair color, we'd actually be curious to see the stars featured here revert back to their natural form.

We promise not to joke about them using white out on their computer screens if they do.