“How Come She Still Has Her Hair”, Princess Catherine’s First Outing Shocks People Amid Chemo Treatment

Princess Catherine of Wales wowed everyone with her first public appearance in months. People were blown away by her hair, especially since she’s been dealing with chemotherapy and hair loss, and couldn’t stop talking about it.

The Princess of Wales has had an incredibly challenging year, returning to the public eye four months after starting chemotherapy. Kate was diagnosed with cancer and has been recovering at home in Windsor with the support of her husband, Prince William, and the Middleton family.

The mother of three asked for time, space, and privacy for her family when she announced that she was being treated for an undisclosed form of cancer.

She made a stunning appearance at Trooping the Colour for King Charles III’s birthday parade in London, turning heads with her gorgeous dress and hair. This was Catherine’s first public event since her diagnosis, and she wowed everyone in a white dress with black trim and ribbon details on the neckline.

Catherine finished her upcycled outfit with a white hat, pearl studs, and the Irish Guards Regimental Brooch, honoring her role. Her hair was styled in a low bun with intricate detailing, and it was this detail that people mostly focused on.

Many questioned her hair, given that she had undergone chemotherapy. Some even doubted it was the Princess of Wales. “That’s not her,” someone commented in disbelief, while another stated, “That’s not Kate.”

One user expressed genuine curiosity, saying, “Want to know how she’s keeping her hair through chemotherapy… This is a serious question. I am not making a dig or anything like that…”

“You can have chemotherapy and not lose your hair?”, someone else questioned, or others commented with things like: “Was William with her? And if she’s having chemo how come she still has her hair?”.

Comments continued, and a user commented underneath a video displaying the princess with her daughter Charlotte: “She doesn’t look herself however I find it a bit weird that after 6 months of chemo she still looks good. I mean bless her if this is the case, but I still believe that something else is up.”

Amidst questions and curiosity, people couldn’t help but feel joy seeing Kate return to the public eye looking as stunning as ever. Most comments highlighted this, complimenting the Princess of Wales on her appearance.

“Such beauty, grace, and elegance while the whole world is watching all while facing the toughest time of life.. a true inspiration what a Princess…”, someone wrote. “She looks great considering what she’s going through. Praying she gets through the day as best as she can.”

Another user recognized Kate’s elegance and class, writing: “Looking beautiful, as usual! A true princess: elegant, classy & strong!”

People have been buzzing about Princess Catherine’s appearance on another occasion.

900-Pound Horse Trapped in Mud – Owner Stays by His Side for Three Grueling Hours

A Mother’s Love and Determination Save a 900-Pound Horse from a Muddy Trap

How far would you go for someone you love? For Nicole Graham from Melbourne, Australia, the answer was clear: as far as it takes.

Nicole, an experienced horse owner with 10 horses, was out for an afternoon ride with her daughter Paris when their peaceful outing took a terrifying turn. Both horses unexpectedly became trapped in thick mud. Nicole managed to free her daughter’s horse, but Astro, her 900-pound, 17-year-old companion, remained hopelessly stuck.

As Astro struggled to free himself, he sank even deeper. With no other option, Nicole stayed by his side, keeping him calm and comforting him as they waited for help. For over three exhausting hours, Nicole clung to Astro, refusing to leave him alone in his distress.

When rescue teams finally arrived, a veterinarian administered sedatives to Astro, allowing the team to attach a harness and carefully pull him out using a tractor. After an intense effort, Astro was finally freed.

Reflecting on the harrowing experience, Nicole told The Geelong Advertiser: “It was terrifying. It was heartbreaking to see my horse exhausted and struggling. I’ve been riding here for 20 years and never had an issue. I never realized it was so boggy.”

One firefighter described the mud as behaving like quicksand, highlighting the dangerous conditions. Veterinarian Stacey Sullivan, who treated Astro for dehydration and sore muscles, praised Nicole’s dedication: “A lot of horses don’t make it in situations like this. Without the owner’s presence, the chances of survival would have been much lower.”