DJ Paul Fisher recently unveiled his new look after undergoing a hair transplant. And the 38-year-old musician was showing off his head full of luscious locks on a stroll in Sydney this weekend. The performer was joined by wife Chloe Chapman and baby daughter Bobbi as the trio enjoyed an outing. Fisher was sporting a truly rich forest of brunette tresses as he pushed his baby girl in a stroller. He dressed casually in a black shirt with a white graphic and added a pair of loose slacks in the same tone.

Chloe meanwhile went makeup free for the outing and wore her hair in a messy bun with strands falling around her fresh face. DJ Paul Fisher (right) recently unveiled his new look after undergoing a hair transplant. And the 38-year-old musician was showing off his head full of luscious locks on a stroll in Sydney. She showed off her fit form in a fitted pair of tights and a black shirt tucked in, as well as white sneakers.

Fisher first revealed his locks when shared a video to Instagram late last year, where shared the secret he had been keeping for many months. The performer frolicked on a beach in the clip, which showed him with a full head of short, brunette hair, after getting 8,369 grafts planted at Hairline Clinic in Brisbane. Previously, Fisher had sported a bald head, and in recent months, was rarely seen without a bucket hat on.

'HAIRY CHRISTMAS!!!!! BEEN KEEPING THIS ONE UNDER HATS' he explained in his caption alongside the video. Indeed, the star's social media showed that he was rarely without a hat for many months as he healed from the procedure. It's been a big year for Fisher, after he and his wife Chloe welcomed their first child together. The former model gave birth on June 20, to a baby girl they have named Bobbi Maree.

The performer was joined by wife Chloe Chapman and baby daughter Bobbi as the trio enjoyed an outing. All pictured. Fisher was sporting a truly rich forest of brunette tresses as he pushed his baby girl in a stroller. Taking to Instagram, the pair were thrilled to share the exciting news. 'HELLO WORLD, meet our baby girl,' they captioned their joint post. 'Bobbi Maree Fisher. Born 20 June 2024. The happiest day of the year.'.

It comes after Fisher cancelled his scheduled concerts in New York after his pregnant wife was taken to the hospital with possible pre-term labour. The Australian music producer, who last December announced the couple were expecting their first child, shared the worrying news to his Instagram. 'Our baby is due in June. However, last week my wife Chloe was admitted to hospital in Australia with possible pre-term labour on the horizon,' he explained.

'Chloe and the baby are in good health and are being monitored. However, I need to be with her in Australia until we know further details.'. The Gold Coast-born star said he had to reschedule his upcoming New York shows so he could be by his wife's side. He previously had a balding head and frequently wore hats. Fisher first revealed his locks when shared a video to Instagram late last year, where shared the secret he had been keeping for many months.

'The shows will be moved to July 5 and 6. All tickets previously purchased will be honoured for these new dates. Appreciate everyone's support and understanding,' he added. Last December, it was reported that Fisher was expecting his first child with wife Chloe. The house DJ, who performs under the moniker DJ Fisher, and his wife of three years shared the good news to Instagram on Christmas Eve. 'The greatest gift of all. I've waited my whole life for you,' Chloe wrote on Instagram alongside an image in which her husband cradled her bump.

'The most wanted and loved baby Fisher will be joining the tour in 2024, we are still pinching ourselves that we've finally been chosen to become parents. 'WE DID IT @followthefishtv. I love you so so much!' Chloe added, saying it was 'the single most happiest moment in my life'. Chloe, who has previously had four miscarriages, took a moment to share her empathy for those struggling with infertility and revealed she had battled for several years to conceive via IVF.

'After 4 years of trying to convince, 1000s of needles, eight rounds of IVF, multiple surgeries, I've lived this nightmare and I know this pain and suffering all too well,' she said. 'NO ONE deserves to endure this feeling. I feel you all, I see you all and completely understand the disappointment and sadness you are all feeling. Please stay positive and manifest your healthy baby… I pray you hold your miracle in your arms soon'.