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Sarah Beeny absolutely rocks new wig as she opens up about hair loss amid chemotherapy-Jess Bacon-Entertainment – Metro
The presenter recently revealed she was diagnosed with breast cancer.
Sarah Beeny has started wearing wigs after she cut her hair and it began to fall out following her chemotherapy treatment for breast cancer (Picture: Instagram)
Sarah Beeny has said that collecting wigs has been ‘more fun’ than she anticipated, as she opens up about her hair loss amid chemotherapy treatment.
The TV presenter and property expert revealed that she was diagnosed with breast cancer last month and has since started an intensive treatment plan, with a mastectomy and radiotherapy planned for next year.
The 50-year-old has kept her followers up to date along her cancer journey, from donating her hair to the Princess Trust to losing her hair after chemo.
Now, Sarah has debuted a brand-new look as she shared her excitement about a new wig she’d added to her collection.
Sarah smiled at the camera while showing off a beautiful blonde bob with loose curls hanging delicately on her shoulder, adding that this part of the process has been more enjoyable than she thought it might be.
She shared her fabulous new look with her 188,000 Instagram followers and wrote: ‘New wig – this might be more fun than I expected…!!! X’
Fans rushed to comment on her new ‘do, with one writing: ‘Can’t believe that’s a wig!’ as another echoed: ‘What an incredible wig! You look incredible Sarah!’
A third gushed: ‘Wow! What a fabulous wig. You look amazing. Looking forward to seeing lots more wig styling. Big hugs x’
Celebrity Juice host, Keith Lemon added: ‘Looks ace!’
The upbeat post comes only a day after Sarah revealed that she was struggling, as most of her hair fell out within 24 hours of having chemo.
Sarah has shared her cancer journey with followers (Picture: Getty)
Metro.co.uk joins forces with CoppaFeel!
This year Metro.co.uk are the proud sponsors of breast cancer charity CoppaFeel!’s music festival Festifeel, specially curated by their patron, Fearne Cotton.
Taking place on Sunday 18 September at London’s Omeara, the line up includes headliners McFly, comedian Rosie Jones and Radio 1 DJ Adele Roberts.
You can find out more about CoppaFeel! here, but in the meantime, here’s three simple steps from the charity to get you started on your chest-checking journey:
Look
Look at your boobs, pecs or chest.
Look at the area from your armpit, across and beneath your boobs, pecs or chest, and up to your collarbone.
Be aware of any changes in size, outline or shape and changes in skin such as puckering or dimpling.
Feel
Feel each of your boobs, pecs or chest.
Feel the area from your armpit, across and beneath your boobs, pecs or chest, and up to your collarbone.
Be aware of any changes in skin such as puckering or dimpling, or any lumps, bumps or skin thickening which are different from the opposite side.
Notice your nipples
Look at each of your nipples.
Be aware of any nipple discharge that’s not milky, any bleeding from the nipple, any rash or crusting on or around your nipple area that doesn’t heal easily and any change in the position of your nipple.
She took a photo of a clump of her blonde and grey hair in her hand and revealed she’d shaved the remainder of her hair off.
Sarah penned: ‘Sort of much harder than I expected it to be when it happened – in 24 hrs most hair fell out and I’ve shaved the rest off – onward and upward! X.’
The star shared that she had started to wear wigs on social media on Wednesday, as she posted a gorgeous photo cosied up to her dog, where they crouched in the grass amongst colourful flowers.
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She said: ‘A handful of wild flower seeds and a bit of patience!!!! (One of us might be wearing a very good wig….!!) xx’
A Million Missed Mammograms
After being diagnosed with breast cancer during a routine mammogram in November, Dawn Butler MP was grateful to find out it was caught early.
However, she learned that a million women missed out on their mammograms due to the pandemic, with an estimated 10,000 currently living with undetected breast cancer.
Determined to change that, Dawn has launched a campaign with Metro.co.uk to get a million women to book their missed screenings.
If you have been inspired to do so after hearing Dawn’s story, please let her know on her website, emailing us or using #FindTheMillion on social media.
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