WWE legend R-Truth reveals new look

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Truth would then cut his hair two nights later on Raw and has rocked a buzz cut ever since, though he usually covers it up with a cap or a durag. However, things have changed after his latest post on X, formerly known as Twitter.

Truth has now completely shaved his head. He shared a couple of mirror selfies showing off his new look.

“‘Truth 8:32’ the truth..the whole truth..nothing but the truth… shall set you free…LIVE YOUR TRUTH… Ron Killings,” Truth tweeted.

Truth became a serious character after his return and went by Ron Killings. It was short-lived, and he was back to his comedian role a few weeks later. He remains a constant presence in backstage segments, providing joy and comedy relief. He even does his best to make his colleagues break character live on television.

R-Truth explains why the Ron Killings character didn’t last

Speaking on the SHAK Wrestling podcast in October, R-Truth was asked about why Ron Killings didn’t last on WWE TV. Truth revealed that the fans wanted R-Truth and that the Ron Killings character was just for himself in that heat of the moment with John Cena.

“I wanted Ron Killings to go where he was supposed to go. He made a statement; he had eyes on him. When John Cena came back, R-Truth came back. Ron Killings was the cavalry,” Truth said.

At 54 years old, Truth is one of the oldest WWE Superstars on the roster. Nevertheless, he’s a valuable member of the WWE family. He signed a four-year contract last year, with an opt-out every year.