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Selena Gomez Debuts Copper Hair in London for 'Only Murders' Season 6

Selena Gomez Debuts Copper Hair in London for 'Only Murders' Season 6
Shows · 2026
Photo · Diego Aguilar for Latino World News
By Diego Aguilar Celebrity & Entertainment Jun 4, 2026 3 min read

Selena Gomez has turned heads with a fresh copper hair color while shooting the upcoming sixth season of Only Murders in the Building in London. The Texas-born actress and singer shared photos from the set on Instagram, showing off the warm reddish tones that contrast with her usual dark locks. While Gomez captioned the images with excitement about the new episodes, fans quickly began speculating whether this look is just for the show or signals a more permanent style shift.

The new hair color has already sparked a wave of theories across social media. Some followers suggest the copper shade could be linked to her character Mabel's evolution in the series. Others point out that the tone resembles looks worn by other characters in past seasons, leading to questions about whether Mabel might adopt a new identity or strategy in the upcoming plot. The speculation is fueled by behind-the-scenes photos showing other cast members in colorful wigs, hinting that the production is leaning into bold visual choices for this season.

London Calling: A New Chapter for the Trio

The entire main cast—Steve Martin, Martin Short, and Selena Gomez—has relocated to the United Kingdom to film the new season. This marks a major departure from the show's original setting in New York City's iconic Arconia building on the Upper West Side. The move to London opens up fresh narrative possibilities, as the trio of true-crime podcasters navigates a new city and its mysteries. Fans are eagerly awaiting clues about how this change will affect the story, keeping the obsession with the show's signature blend of comedy and suspense alive.

Gomez's career continues to evolve beyond her Disney roots. She has recently taken on more daring roles, including a part in Brady Corbet's upcoming film The Origin of the World alongside Cate Blanchett. Her journey from child star to multifaceted artist is a testament to her growth, as explored in our piece on Selena Gomez's Bold Hollywood Evolution: From Disney to Daring Roles.

The actress has also been making headlines for her personal life. She recently sold her Los Angeles mansion at a reduced price, closing a chapter that had personal significance. Meanwhile, her relationship with music producer Benny Blanco has been in the spotlight, with Blanco playfully revealing her fast-food habits in a recent interview that drew a reaction from Gwyneth Paltrow. For more on that, check out Selena Gomez's Fast Food Love: Benny Blanco Spills on Her Diet, Gwyneth Paltrow Reacts.

Beyond her acting and personal life, Gomez's beauty brand Rare Beauty has been making waves with campaigns that celebrate the diversity of Latinidad. The brand's inclusive approach resonates with many in the Latino community, as highlighted in Selena Gomez's Rare Beauty Campaign Celebrates the Many Faces of Latinidad.

As filming continues in London, the buzz around Gomez's new look and the show's fresh direction is only growing. Whether the copper hair is a temporary plot device or a lasting change, it has already succeeded in capturing the audience's imagination. For now, fans will have to wait and see what mysteries await Mabel, Charles, and Oliver in the streets of London.

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