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Ireland Baldwin appears ready for a new start.
The 19-year-old model was spotted in Malibu, Calif. last Friday going for a coffee run at Starbucks, one of the first times since she checked herself into rehab for "emotional trauma" last month. Looking fresh-faced and casual in a striped t-shirt, jeans and knee-high brown boots, Ireland was also rocking a noticeable change -- she dyed her formerly platinum blonde hair a dark brown.
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She showed off her new look on Instagram, highlighting her flawless skin.
According to Page Six, Ireland recently moved back to her own Malibu home, but is still undergoing outpatient treatment in her program. A source close to Ireland told ET last month that her two-week stint at Malibu's Soba Recovery Center, a drug and alcohol treatment center, was actually not drug-related -- rather, it was for stress and anxiety.
But despite speculation, Ireland has continued to maintain that she enjoys a close relationship with her parents, Alec Baldwin and Kim Basinger.
"Love talking to my dad and getting beautiful advice to start my day off," she tweeted on Friday.
Ireland has remained mum so far on the specific reasons for her surprising stint at the reportedly $20,000-a-month rehab facility.
"Someday I'll feel ready to share my story... openly without feeling the way I do," she tweeted on April 13. "Right now I just needed a breather. I need a change to work on myself and gather all the tools… I need to overcome everything that I had been through and rid myself of all the pain I locked away in unreachable places."
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In 2014, Ireland Baldwin sat down with ET and showed off her modeling skills in a stunning red Donna Karan gown.
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