“Atlanta” Star Lakeith Stanfield Wears A Wig To BET Awards, But This Isn’t The 1st Time [Photos]
“Atlanta” Star Lakeith Stanfield Wears A Wig To BET Awards, But This Isn’t The 1st Time
Folks can’t get enough of Lakeith Stanfield’s new look on the BET Awards red carpet.
The “Get Out” and “Atlanta” actor appeared on the red carpet wearing a black wig pulled into two pigtails and barrettes to bring the entire look together.
CLICK HERE TO CHECK OUT HIS LOOK.
If you’ve followed Lakeith for a while, you’ll know that this wouldn’t be the first time he’s worn a costume on a red carpet. In fact, he’s worn a wig a few times. Most recently, he wore a blonde wig while promoting his new film “Sorry To Bother You” at Sundance.
In 2016, Lakeith hit the Atlanta, GA premiere of Atlanta season one wearing a rasta wig. It’s probably the same wig he wore in “Crown Heights”.

‘Atlanta’ Cast Brian Tyree Henry, Zazie Beetz, Donald Glover, and Lakeith Stanfield
If there’s one thing Lakeith is good at, it’s getting the people talking.
Are you feeling his BET Awards look?


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