Daughter of former PM Frances Loch debuts buzz hair cut
FRANCES Loch, the daughter of former Prime Minister Tony Abbott, has revealed her new look on social media.
THE daughter of former Prime Minister Tony Abbott, has revealed a new look through her social media account.
Frances Loch, who changed her surname in February after getting married to her now husband Sam Loch on Valentine’s day, shared a photo of her new shaved do with the simple caption ‘buzzed’.
All her blonde locks gone, Frances received hundreds of comments after posting the candid snap of her new haircut.
“You look amazing Fran!! It suits you,” one person commented.
“Gorgeous face no matter the hair,” another added. “You look empowered.”
The black and white image of the former Prime Minister’s daughter shows her mid-laugh while wearing a black singlet.
The 26-year-old this year has worked on a career in fitness, where she has competed in modelling competition and working as a personal trainer.
Frances and her husband made headlines last year when they got engaged just two weeks after having met. Loch, 35, is an Olympian rower turned weightlifter who competed in both the 2008 and 2012 Olympics. The pair got married just three months later in February 2018.
Frances made headlines last year when she voiced her support for same-sex marriage during the plebiscite debate despite her dad’s high profile opposition. The former PM said at the time he was proud of his daughter having independent views on the issue.
Frances has previously revealed the couple got engaged in her kitchen when she was putting peas in the freezer and turned around to see Mr Loch holding a bottle of champagne.
“He said, ‘Why aren’t you asking me why I’m holding champagne?’ So I said, ‘OK … why are you holding champagne?’ He said, ‘Well, I thought we could drink it after I asked you to marry me,’” she said.
They had met two weeks earlier through a mutual friend and been on a coffee date.
Since becoming a face for fitness, Frances has competed in several body building competitions across the country.
News.com.au has contacted Frances Loch for comment.