Strictly Come Dancing's Amy Dowden breaks down as family help shave her head in emotional video after 'not being ready'
21.09.2023 - 12:55
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Strictly Come Dancing star Amy Dowden has been flooded with support after sharing the emotional moment she shaved her head. The talented dancer has been candidly sharing her journey after being diagnosed with stage three breast cancer.
Amy, who is taking a break from the BBC One dance content amid treatment, announced in June she had been diagnosed with cancer and underwent a mastectomy and reconstruction after receiving her cancer diagnosis. The surgery came after she discovered a lump in her right breast before going on her honeymoon with her husband Ben Jones.
The Caerphilly-born dancer then later confirmed after her surgery that doctors found another type of cancer which she described as a “massive blow” as it meant she would not be able to compete in Strictly this year as she'd have to undergo chemotherapy.
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Just last week, Amy spoke candidly about her latest round of treatment, with her now being half way through her planned chemotherapy. She discussed her sadness at losing her hair following the gruelling treatment as she shared: "'I think I cry less now. To begin with, it was every day, but now I have meltdowns when I wash my hair once a week. For the last two weeks now, I haven't brushed my hair and that has definitely helped."
On Thursday (September 21), Amy took to Instagram and shared a video of her sat in a chair ready to have a hair shaved by her husband and her family. In the tear-jerking clip, the 33-year-old could be seen taking selfies with each of her family members while her hair was still chopped in a bob
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