Lifestyle Style Do Blondes Really Have More Fun? Every Time Stars Have Answered That Question Allison Williams, Kendall Jenner, Emma Roberts and more spill whether or not they have more fun with lighter locks By Kaitlyn Frey Kaitlyn Frey Instagram Twitter Assistant Style & Beauty Editor, PEOPLE People Editorial Guidelines Published on December 6, 2017 12:03 PM Share Tweet Pin Email Kevin Winter/Getty CLAIRE FOY: MORE OR LESS The Crown’s Claire Foy is the latest newly-blonde celebrity to weigh in on the ongoing debate about whether or not blondes really do have more fun. But according to the star, the answer isn’t exactly yes, but she’s not complaining, either. “I loved being blonde,” Foy told Jimmy Fallon Tuesday night. “The whole ‘blondes have more fun’ is actually a thing, I mean I didn’t have fun, but people are nicer to you. I swear it’s an actual thing. People hold the door open for you, they smile to you in general.” Lily Collins/Instagram LILY COLLINS: YES The star posted a photo of her new blonde tresses with the caption: “Not sure if it’s the blonde or this city, but I really am having more fun…” It didn’t last long, though – she’d ditched the wig and gone back to brunette within a day. Emilia Clarke/Instagram EMILIA CLARKE: SO FAR, SO GOOD Clarke, who dyed her hair the shade of platinum that she’s long been known for on Game of Thrones, answered the existential question all celebrities get asked when they go to the bright side.“The experiment continues. My IQ has stayed around average and my need to be near fire breathing creatures and uncomfortable seats made of iron has trebled. #hereslookingatyoukid #canyoutellthiswasshotonaniphone? #apparentlyblondestakemoreselfies,” Clarke captioned her Instagram reveal of her completed Khaleesi blonde color. If taking more selfies is considered “fun,” then we guess she’s undecided leaning towards yes. Ray Tamarra/GC ALLISON WILLIAMS: NOT REALLY Since Allison Williams took the plunge and debuted her freshly dyed platinum blonde hair on the cover of Allure in February, it has been the topic of conversation she can’t get away from, for better or for worse. “I’m obsessed with it and stressed about it,” the Get Out actress told us not long after the switch. And she’s finding that there is one question people just can’t stop asking her: Do blondes really have more fun? “I finally realized that when people [ask if blondes have more fun], they are hoping that I am more fun than I used to be, especially my friends and family, who are now like, ‘So are you a [personality] type B? Are you more chill and relaxed than you used to be?’ she said in a podcast with Vanity Fair. “You definitely get more attention. It’s so stupid.” The star joked more about getting harassed by friends and family about “being more fun” as a blonde on The Late Late Show with James Corden too. “They’re asking it because they’re hoping I’m more fun now,” she said. “That’s definitely why. Even my friends and family are like, ‘Are you having more fun? Is this going to be a more enjoyable relationship for us? Are you also more fun?’ And the answer is no.” RELATED VIDEO: Kristen Stewart Surprises Us All With Her Blonde Shaved Head! RELATED PHOTOS: Hollywood’s 5-Minute, Barely-Blonde Bombshells Plenty of other blonde bombshells have joined in on the conversation about whether they have more fun with their light-colored, sunny hue. Check out the stars below who’ve shared their thoughts on the debate! JESSICA SIMPSON: YES If anyone’s considered the queen of the blondes, it’s got to be Jessica Simpson. And she admits that yes, she does have the most fun when she sports her luscious golden locks. In an Instagram post for National Sibling Day, the star shared a photo with younger sister Ashlee Simpson as a blonde (she’s bounced around from color to color) and captioned it, “Darn, I love my sister #nationalsiblingsday#blondeshavemorefun.” Kevin Mazur/Getty, Courtesy Ashley Tisdale ASHLEY TISDALE: SORT OFShe’ll occasionally try a new hue, but the star always goes back to blonde, and when she does, it’s because she’s “ready for some FUN!” But most recently Tisdale’s been sporting an auburn hue, and when we recently caught up with the star to talk about her Coachella plans, she said she “doesn’t really get” the whole blondes have more fun thing. “I feel like a pretty fun personality so I like to have fun no matter what,” she told us. “I think the only difference is how people react to you. I think just being brunette, when I am super dark people just take me more seriously in some weird way than as blonde. It is different, but I always have fun whether I am rose colored or dark brunette or blonde!” Splash News EMMA STONE: YESThe natural blonde became famous for her dyed red hair, but she’ll occasionally dip back into her original hue for a role. “Blondes do have more fun!” she told InStyle. “But sometimes I look in the mirror and still feel like I’m wearing a wig.” BRITNEY SPEARS: YES“Two blondes… Too much fun,” Spears wrote on Instagram. “Loved hanging with you last night @katehudson!” Pascal Le Segretain/Getty KENDALL JENNER: NO“It was totally surreal when Gigi and I took our blonde Balmain runway wigs to IRL after the show! I almost felt like I was a different person. Those wigs are SO uncomfortable, though. (I don’t understand how Kylie does it!),” the model said on a post on her website titled “Blondes Have More Fun!” “Dyeing my hair would ruin it. I’m a brunette, through-and-through—that’s just me. It’s fun to have alter-egos!” Getty (2) KATHARINE MCPHEE: YESThe star told People that her new honey hue was a blast- but also a lot of maintenance. Courtesy Jenan Dewan Tatum JENNA DEWAN-TATUM: NOShe took a blonde wig for a spin, writing “Do blondes really have more fun?? About to find out :)”. But her quick return to brunette (and her earlier run-ins with Sun-In) lead us to believe she decided the do not. Amanda Schwab/Startraks EMMA ROBERTS: YES“I don’t think I need to be having any more fun these days! I leave for New York in a few days and I think, what better than to show off my new hair than in New York to see if, you know, blondes do have more fun,” the actress said when she switched up her look to get into character for It’s Kind Of A Funny Story in 2009. “I wanted to do something different,” she explains. “I play a girl in a mental institute that cut her face up with scissors. So I thought, My face is going to be cut up – I may as well have beautiful hair!” Kevin Mazur/MTV1415/Wireimage SOFIA VERGARA: PUNTAs someone who has been both blonde and brunette, “I would say the girls with the bigger boobs … I speak from experience!” Vergara told Ellen when the talk show host asked her if she noticed whether she had more fun with one hair hue or the other. SHAY MITCHELL: NO“Trying to figure out if blondes really do have more fun…” she wrote on Instagram after hair stylist Chris Appleton gave Mitchell warm, honey blonde highlights. (She went back to brunette pretty much right afterwards, so we guess it didn’t take her long to decide.) Andy Terzes/TicTock Studios JENNIFER CONNELLY: YESThe star rarely changes up her jet-black locks, but she enjoyed going platinum for a role in 2012. “I actually had a lot of fun being blonde,” she said. “But not as much fun getting to blonde. It was very time-consuming.” LANA DEL REY: YES“When I went darker with my hair, I don’t know why, but people took my music more seriously,” she told Maxim in 2014. Tell us: do you think blondes really have more fun? Sound off in the comments below!