That's what you call a bad hair day! Kristin Chenoweth and The Talk hosts take turns to pull out their extensions on TV

PUBLISHED: 23:43 EST, 29 March 2013 | UPDATED: 23:43 EST, 29 March 2013

Kristin Chenoweth admitted she gets some help in the hair department.

And during Friday's segment of The Talk the chatty star decided to lighten up the mood by twirling her weaves in the air.

The hilarious two minutes of hair-spinning fun began when Kristin started talking to her co-hosts about the fad of using real hair extensions to pump up the volume.

Scroll down to view video...

Pump up the volume: Kristin Chenoweth revealed on Friday's The Talk that she needs help from the hair department otherwise her ponytail 'would look like this'

Kristin, 44, had them all laughing on the CBS weekday show - Sara Gilbert and Sheryl Underwood to her right and guest host Donny Osmond and regular co-hosts Aisha Tyler and Julie Chen on her left.

'White girls are just getting on the hair train, it is the best,' Kristin began.

'For those of you who don't know, it's not mine,' she said while giving her hair a tug. 'It's from someone named Svetlana from Russia.

Liberating: Kristin joined her lady co-hosts in removing their hair extensions and giving them a twirl

'It takes a village': Kristin confessed she wears a few strands of hair extensions, joking that it comes from women who sell their long locks in Russia

Hairy matter: Julie Chen pulled out a weave of her own, which started a chain of hair-raising events

'We all have pieces,' Kristin continued, telling the former Roseanne star, 'Sara, you're natural. I love your hair.

'This would be my ponytail,' the Broadway star-turned-television personality joked while pulling up a thin strand.

''I have such bad hair. I have a couple pieces in today. You should know this takes a village... long hair, short hair.'

Don't look at me: Kristin complimented Sara Gilbert on her natural curling bob

Lighten up: Aisha Tyler took a turn swishing her hair extension around

Real man: Donny Osmond gave his real hair a tug, which must have hurt

Then Julie broke in: 'Yellow girls are also getting on this bandwagon at the end of the show.'

When Julie removed her hair clips and twirled them in the air high above her head, Kristin copied her.

Kristin and Julie did a high five while the audience laughed and applauded.

Donny grabbed his suavely coiffed dark hair and gave it a pull, but his is real.

Versatile: Kristin loves being able to have short hair or long hair by just adding a clip

Lift off: After much goading, Sheryl Underwood finally removed her fashionable hairpiece

Puppy love: Sheryl's bold move earned a kiss from heartthrob Donny

Then Aisha removed her lengthy 'pieces' and gave them a twirl.

Everyone looked at Sheryl Underwood, who was emphatically shaking her head 'No.'

'Do it!' Julie shouted.

Finally they convinced Sheryl to pull off her wig, revealing a mat of tiny greying braids underneath, which earned her a big kiss from Donny.

High five: Kristin reached out to congratulate her co-hosts on a job well done

Add your comments

Comments (10)

The comments below have been moderated in advance.

Nothing is real in Hollywood. Not even hair.

- Alanna , Beverly Hills CA, United States, 30/3/2013 19:32

Click to rate Rating 39

Disgusting.

- Susanne Martin , Wintersville, United States, 30/3/2013 19:15

Click to rate Rating 24

The Hollywood beauty is just a huge illusion and for the rest of us is hard to look like THEM ! Happy Easter !

- Agatha King , Toronto, Canada, 30/3/2013 19:09

Click to rate Rating 29

thank you Kristin, for looking fabulous, but being real about what it takes to look that way.

- kay , calgary, 30/3/2013 18:52

Click to rate Rating 43

I don't understand how they can wear them every day... I was playing around with my friends extensions,and about an hour after I put them in,I had a raging headache!

- Ohmybrookey , Liverpool, United Kingdom, 30/3/2013 16:27

Click to rate Rating 18

It just goes to show how fake all these TV people are. You have to feel a bit sorry for them really, they've sold their souls to the media and don't realise that we watch mostly to see how awful they look.

- Blue Chick , At home, Bonaire, Sint Eustatius and Saba, 30/3/2013 16:19

Click to rate Rating 15

It's disturbing how you could probably only name a handful of people in Hollywood who are not wearing somebody else's hair. It's so much rarer to see a celebrity not wearing them.

- Kristin , Greenwich, United States, 30/3/2013 15:27

Click to rate Rating 15

I like this show so much better than The View. They are so funny and natural and you're not inundated with their personal political views! Sheryl has to be one of the funniest people around.

- roguesrus , New York, United States, 30/3/2013 13:47

Click to rate Rating 18

All that glisters is not gold. Welcome to the 21st century - hair extensions (urgh) and women's obsession with long 'youthful' hair and silicon breasts - someone give Joan Bakewell a call, her battle call for feminism all those years ago 'worked'.

- Briony , Manchester, 30/3/2013 07:28

Click to rate Rating 117

This was awesome...it literally takes an eastern village to make these western women look good... it's a disturbing trend especially since most of the hair is donated as part of a religious sacrifice, and then sold for profit by the sociopaths who collected it.

- mimi , phx, 30/3/2013 06:25

Click to rate Rating 152

The views expressed in the contents above are those of our users and do not necessarily reflect the views of MailOnline.