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Woman Asks Her 'Heavily-Bearded' Husband To Shave—And Instantly Regrets It

TikTok screenshots of Sophie Clarke's bearded husband
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TikToker Sophie Clarke asked her 'heavily-bearded, long-haired' husband to shave for the first time in years—and the result had viewers hilariously horrified.

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By AB KeithJun 15, 2024
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AB Keith is an educator turned roadtripper who is currently teaching virtually while touring the USA. Her dream is to visit all the national parks and create a series of nonfiction children's books about NP adventures through the eyes of her dog, Backpack Benny.
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Be careful what you wish for!

A woman on TikTok went viral after expressing her regret for making her "heavily-bearded" husband shave.

While roughly 40 million viewers found the outcome hilarious, TikToker Sophie Clarke (@soph_jack.therollinghome) did not—albeit jokingly.

In fact, she wrote in her caption:

"A crime to humanity."

The TikTok began with a video of Clarke's husband working out, sporting luxurious locks and a beard Ron Swanson could only dream of.

But the text overlay warned all that was about to change.

The TikToker revealed:

“POV: you begged your heavily bearded long haired husband to clean shave for the first time in years and it was the worst idea known to man."

Underneath, she wrote:

"(I cried 🤣)"

The video then cut to her newly-shaved husband walking through the door, writing:

“How did his barber allow this 😅"

You can watch below.

@soph_jack.therollinghome

A crime to humanity. #hairfail #funny #fyp #husband #marriagehumor

A few in the comments were quite keen on the new look...

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But most of them were just as mortified as the TikToker herself.

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And the hilarious comparisons did not disappoint.

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Hilariously enough, this isn't the first time the TikToker's husband has gone viral over a hair transformation gone wrong.

Last month, his wife posted a video of a mullet fail.

@soph_jack.therollinghome

I CRIED ACTUAL TEARS #mullet #funny #hairstyle #haircut #iwantmymulletback

But she took care of it ✂.

@soph_jack.therollinghome

I think it’s a vast improvment personally #fyp #mullet #haircut #transformation #makeover #funny #husband

His transformations are wild!

Thanks for sharing 😂.

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