Celebrity Apprentice star Anthony Callea's hair transformation over the years
Since he rose to fame as runner-up on Australian Idol in 2004, singer Anthony Callea has shown just how multi-talented he is.
He holds the record for the fastest-selling Aussie single for 'The Prayer', performed for Her Majesty the Queen, starred in several stage musicals, and endured weeks in the jungle on I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here!.
His latest reality TV foray sees him join an all-star cast on the upcoming season of Channel Nine's revamped Celebrity Apprentice Australia which hits screens on Sunday, May 23.
Not only has the Melbourne-born entertainer worn many hats, he's rocked just as many different hairstyles.
Here, we've taken a trip down memory lane to document Anthony's hair transformations, from his early years right up until today.
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Baby Callea
In this sweet throwback snap he shared on Instagram in 2019, a young and super cute Anthony is sporting a thick head of hair with a classic late-'80s side-swept fringe.
2004
He embraced the mid-2000s trend for short back and sides and seriously spiky strands on top — no doubt thanks to a fair bit of hair gel.
2005
For his Carols By Candlelight performance in 2005, Anthony upped the tousled factor on top with this perfectly disheveled 'do.
2006
Anthony kept it sleek and formal to sing for the Queen and Prince Philip during their royal trip down under in 2006.
2007
Anthony walked the Logies red carpet in 2007 with a freshly-shorn scalp.
2014
He went for major volume with a sculpted quiff at an event with his husband, Tim Campbell, in 2014.
2016
During his stint in the jungle on I'm A Celebrity in 2016, Anthony's locks showed a hint of a natural curl.
2017
At the 2017 ARIAs, Anthony's hair game was as flawless as ever.
2019
He took it back to his roots — quite literally — with a close crop to belt out the national anthem at the 2019 Melbourne Cup.
2019
Anthony embraced his inner Aussie with a mullet and frosted tips but fear not, it was just a wig.
2020
Anthony kept it short with the merest hint of a fringe for a summer tennis event in 2020.
2020
"They say blondes have more fun? Well, let's test that theory out..." he captioned this snap on Instagram in late January 2020.
2020
By late 2020, Anthony was embracing a darker hue as his bleach blonde dye job faded out.
2021
For lunch with reporter Jo Hill, Anthony was back to brunette but with a twist on his trademark quiff, which he wore swept down over her forehead.
When does Celebrity Apprentice start?
Celebrity Apprentice Australia will officially hit our TV screens on Sunday May 23, and is promising to be a 'drama-filled' and 'record-breaking' season of the popular series.
British billionaire and business magnate CEO Lord Alan Sugar has been the star of the show in the UK for 15 seasons, before joining the Channel Nine edition in 2021.
Under the watchful eye of advisors Boost Juice pioneer and investor Janine Allis, and fashion designer and entrepreneur Lorna Jane Clarkson, 14 celebs with compete to become the next Celebrity Apprentice.
They will use every trick in the book as they each fight to raise money for a charity close to their heart, with the winner of the series earning a further $100,000 in prize money.
The 14 stars competing on Celebrity Apprentice Australia in 2021 are:
ARIA Award-winning pop duo, The Veronicas – Lisa and Jess Origliasso
English comedian and actor, Ross Noble
Judge on The Block, interior designer and writer, Shaynna Blaze
Winner of Australian Survivor: All-Stars and model, David Genat
Star of Married at First Sight, Martha Kalifatidis
Writer, comedian, and star of Here Come the Habibs, Rob Shehadie
Fashion designer and artist, Camilla Franks
ARIA Award-winning artist, Anthony Callea
Professional surfer, Alex Hayes
Celebrity personal trainer, author and former The Biggest Loser star, Michelle Bridges
One half of Nova FM’s Fitzy & Wippa radio show, Michael ‘Wippa’ Wipfli
Australian Ninja Warrior star and Olympic gymnast, Olivia Vivian
Three-time AFL champion with Hawthorn, Josh Gibson
Former Miss Universe Australia and 9News Perth weather presenter, Scherri-Lee Biggs
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