Nobel laureate Malala Yousafzai makes acting debut in Peacock’s ‘We Are Lady Parts’ season 2, cowgirl look goes viral

Malala is donning a classic western outfit, complete with fringe and a cowboy hat, confidently perched atop a horse.

Malala's cameo shows her in a cowgirl outfit in the second season of Peacock's hit series, We Are Lady Parts.

Malala Yousafzai, Nobel laureate and renowned Pakistani activist, is stepping into the world of acting with a striking cowgirl cameo in the second season of Peacock’s hit series, We Are Lady Parts.

The highly-anticipated first-look photos were unveiled ahead of the show’s debut on May 30 in the US via Peacock and on Channel 4 in the UK. It showcases Malala donning a classic western attire, complete with fringe and a cowboy hat, confidently perched atop a horse.

The show is created and written by Nida Manzoor, who is also its executive-producer. Produced by Working Title Television, We Are Lady Parts has garnered attention for its fresh take on Muslim women navigating their lives as part of an all-female punk band. Malala’s cameo adds an unexpected twist to the show’s eclectic mix of characters and storylines.

First-look photos of Malala Yousafzai‘s cameo in the second season of #WeAreLadyParts, launching on Peacock in the U.S. and on Channel 4 in the U.K. on Thursday, May 30, have been released and feature her in fringed western wear https://t.co/aeAO4ldPBk pic.twitter.com/fmOmSCDRff

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Malala’s venture into acting marks a departure from her usual endeavors. However, the young activist appears to embrace the role with enthusiasm, embodying the spirit of a modern-day cowgirl in the released images, said a report in Vogue.

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In a recent interview with Vogue, Malala discussed her foray into acting and her ongoing activism, reflecting on the state of the world and her hopes for the future. Despite the challenges she continues to face, her unwavering dedication to creating positive change remains steadfast, inspiring millions around the globe.

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