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Sha'carri Richardson Sports her Afro and It's Fye....

 

Sha’carri Richardson showed off her afro on her social media page.  She’s normally seen in bright colored long wigs with her most recent being an orange, shocking yellow mixup.  She took to instagram and came on wearing a medium length face-framing afro. She's urging folks to "come deal with this." 

 

 


 

She looks fantastic in her fro!!!! No one was probably expecting to see this considering that she’s always in some sort of straight hair getup.  Women should embrace their natural beauty; the beauty they were born with. it's good to see sha'carri do so. Coily kinks look extremely beautiful on black women and sha’carri’s natural hair only accentuated her beauty.

 

 


 

 

Who else thinks that this should be a signature look on Ms. Sha’carri!  How bold and beautiful of a statement would that be if everyone saw Sha’carri sporting her afro at her future track events.  Track stars should have a signature look and for a minute, people were comparing Sha’carri to Florence Griffith (Flo-Jo) because she’s been seen wearing extra long acrylic nails like flo-jo!  We hope that Sha’carri will bring back the fro at her future track events.  It’s the perfect style for running! No hair in your face and no strong wind will be able to cause a blow off mishap!  We’re certainly looking forward to seeing this track star on and off the field as she takes time off due to her current situation.


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