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Sean Hannity took the time to shut down rumors about his hair during a recent interview.
Speaking with popular internet looksmaxxer Clavicular, Hannity came to his own defense. Clavicular, né Braden Eric Peters, asked the Fox News host, who was helming his weekly independent podcast, if his hair was real or if he was taking supplements. Hannity, 64, responded, "No, my hair is real. And I've had people at, like, book signings pulling it and saying, 'Oh, I thought it was fake.'"
Hannity added that he gets his hair "cut all the time." Clavicular also took aim at Hannity's diet during their conversation, stating that "protein ages you."
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Hannity continued to emphasize that his hair was both real and in good shape, "I have a healthy head of hair. It's all real."
"Every bit of it. Every gray one and every white, black one, they're all real," he continued. Clavicular described himself as "very into" hair protocol as well as taking hair loss prevention medications like Finasteride and Dutasteride, and your Minoxidil." Hannity claimed he does not take medications.
"One thing I noticed about all the prime time TV hosts is you all have hair," said Clavicular, referencing Jesse Watters as another example of a political commentator with a full head of hair.
Hannity added that he "knows guys who used botox."
"I'm very pro-Botox," replied Clavicular, adding that people tend to "misuse" Botox. He claimed that it should be used "correctly" as a preventative measure against wrinkles. The influencer stated that he had had Botox injected into his forehead for the first time when he was "17 or 18 years old."
Clavicular also complimented Hannity, telling the older gentleman that he looked younger than "most people in their 60s."
"I probably work out more than most people my age," replied Hannity.
Clavicular shot to prominence online for his looksmaxxing behaviors, including allegedly breaking bones in his face, injecting steroids and taking amphetamines like crystal meth and adderall to curb his hunger.
The influencer has built an image for himself as a controversial streamer on the platform Kick. He's livestreamed himself running over a man with his Tesla Cybertruck, overdosing at a Miami night club and asking strangers for adderall at a bar.
The looksmaxxer also insulted Vice President JD Vance, calling him "subhuman" because of his "recessed side profile" and "obes[ity]." Clavicular argued that while Gavin Newsom is a "degenerate" and a "liar," he would vote for Newsom over Vance in the 2028 US presidential election. He referred to the California governor as a "Chad" who "mogs" Vance. Mogging is a common term among looksmaxxing for outshining someone or simply being more attractive than another.
Clavicular has also been charged on suspicion of dangerous drug possession, battery and unlawfully discharging a firearm. The latter charge stemmed from his shooting a dead alligator on livestream.
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