‘That 70’s Show’ Laura Prepon Looks Stunning Rocking Red Hair Again like ‘Donna’ at 43 & Fans Love It

Laura Prepon took her freshly grown-out and punched-up red tresses for a specific drink - a large Aperol Spritz that glowed in a bright ombre of orange hues in her Instagram update on Friday.

On the last day of March, Laura Prepon captioned her post, "When your hair matches your drink. It's a natural fit!" Her inquiry about when gingers are getting an emoji had her comments flooded with the tiny face of a red-headed emoji. Cookbook author Daphne Oz said, "Ugh, just love this hair so much."

Which was echoed by dozens more, like, "Yay! Love you with red hair!!" and, "I LOVE the back to red hair. It compliments your eyes so well," and a fan writing, "Omgl love your red hair." Chelsea Handler commented, "Nice haircut! Love it!"

What Is Laura Prepon's True & Natural Hair Color?

The star shared a secret with her fans two weeks ago in one of her regular videos. Whipping off the baseball hat she's been donning for the last few updates, she exposed around an inch of her natural color peaking from her black hair.

Many social media users connected her natural color with her role in "That 70s Show," Donna.

She had missed her red hair when looking back at her old photos as a kid and "coming up on the '70s,'" adding, "I really looking forward to being back to au natural."

But the real secret was revealed a moment later when it turned out that the first part of the clip was old footage. She had already reclaimed her red locks! Which, in all fairness, was teased in the caption, "Getting back to my roots."

Yes, like Jessica Chastain, Reba McEntire, and Julianne Moore, Prepon is a natural redhead. The "October Road" star looked animated as she announced that she is "officially back with the redhead crew."

The next day, on March 16, she soft-tested Instagram's feelings about her being ginger by posting a throwback of her as a teenager before she dyed her locks, requesting, "Caption this…." Many social media users connected her natural color with her role in "That 70s Show," Donna.

Before her almost decade-long stint as a brunette, which she leaned into when she was cast in "Orange is the New Black," she also had some fun as a blonde. When she went to the dark side for the first time in 2013, she told PEOPLE, "It's great to be able to have a whole different look."

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