Vladimir Guerrero Jr. shows off surprising new look in Dominican Republic
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. has attracted attention away from the baseball field after appearing with bright pink hair during a recent visit to his farm in the Dominican Republic. The Toronto Blue Jays first baseman revealed his new look in a video shared on his YouTube channel, Team Guerrero 27, as he continues spending time with family and friends during the MLB offseason.
The change comes following a difficult 2026 season for the six-time MLB All-Star, whose offensive production declined considerably compared with the previous year. Although Guerrero has not explained the reason behind his new hairstyle, the video has offered fans another glimpse into his life away from professional baseball.
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. reveals pink hair during offseason visit
Guerrero’s new appearance became visible in a recent video published on Team Guerrero 27, which documents a visit to his property in Don Gregorio, Dominican Republic.
The footage shows the Blue Jays star arriving with friends to spend time on the farm and collect coconuts. However, his hairstyle quickly became one of the most noticeable details of the outing.
Instead of the dreadlocks he has worn in previous seasons or a shorter haircut, Guerrero appeared with his hair dyed pink, a significant departure from the looks Toronto fans have become accustomed to seeing.
His YouTube channel has become a way for supporters to follow aspects of his offseason routine, including time spent in the Dominican Republic, where he maintains close connections with family and friends.
The latest video adds another personal moment to that content, drawing attention to Guerrero during a period when the Blue Jays are not playing regular-season games.
Blue Jays star also underwent laser eye surgery
The pink hairstyle is not the only change to Guerrero’s appearance during the offseason.
Earlier in October, an Instagram post from the Laser Eye Center of Miami revealed that the Blue Jays first baseman had undergone laser eye surgery.
The procedure became another offseason development involving Guerrero, although no connection has been established between the surgery and his performance during the 2026 season.
As Toronto begins looking toward the 2027 season, attention will eventually return to whether the first baseman can recover the offensive consistency that helped establish him among the Blue Jays’ leading hitters.
