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Sonequa Martin-Green's Mohawk on Talking Dead!




1BlessedNatural: Sonequa Martin-Green's Mohawk on Talking Dead!


Happy Monday, my blessed naturals!
Last night, 'Walking Dead' actress Sonequa Martin-Green guest starred on Talking Dead and she looked fabulous! Green appeared alongside host Chris Hardwick and guests Christian Serratos , and Paul F. Tompkins. The actress who plays "Sasha" on 'Walking Dead' wore a side mohawk. The right side of her head had two cornrows going around to the back. The rest of her loosely curled black hair (which appeared to be a sewn-in) hung off to the left at chin level. I was glad to see her rocking a textured hairstyle this time! I thought the style was really cute! She also wore a sheer and solid striped, black lace top and black pants.  Green revealed to the audience that she was 8 months pregnant! Christian Serratos, who plays "Rosita" on 'Walking Dead' commented that her weight was all in her stomach, and I agree! LOL.

When asked about how difficult filming on 'Walking Dead' was during her pregnancy, Green said it's been hard, but she's been blessed to be able to still do the things she needs to do like running, jumping, etc. Green also talked about her character, Sasha beginning to open up after her boyfriend's death on the "Crossed" episode of Walking Dead. We'll see what happens on the next episode!

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What did you think of Sonequa Martin-Green's side mohawk on last night's episode of "Talking Dead"?
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