Christina Applegate Shares Photo of Herself With "Weird Spot" on Her Cheek Amid MS Battle
- On Monday, September 21, Christina Applegate returned to Instagram, sharing a video of her freshly dyed blonde hair while wearing a black zip-up hoodie, marking her first update following months of hospitalization.
- Diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 2021, Applegate was hospitalized at the end of March earlier this year, an experience that prompted her to focus on her health recovery.
- Crediting hairstylist Dave Stanwell for the new look, Applegate thanked him for 'brightening up my cloudy day' while drawing attention to a red spot on her cheek in the post.
- Fans have continued to offer support, with Applegate expressing gratitude by writing, 'Love you and love to you all out there,' acknowledging those who stood by her throughout her health battle.
- Continuing to share her journey openly, Applegate remains committed to MS advocacy, having previously stated, 'I'm taking a moment to focus on my health, but I'll be back with more to say soon enough.
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Christina Applegate is back. After a serious health year and a longer hospital stay, the actress has shown herself personally again on Instagram for the first time. The 54-year-old not only presents her fans a new hair color. She also shows a "strange stain" on her face.
Christina Applegate Shares 1st Instagram Video After Lengthy Hospitalization: ‘Love to You All’
Christina Applegate is spreading love in her first Instagram video after a reported months-long hospitalization. The Dead to Me actress, 54, shared a clip showing off her newly dyed hair on Monday, September 21. In the clip, Applegate showed off her blonde locks while sporting a black hoodie and gray tank top. She wrote alongside […]
In 2021, the actress has been diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. Since then, she has been speaking publicly about her health challenges.
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The Independent (US)Christina Applegate returns to Instagram after four-month hospital stay
Actor has spoken openly about physical and emotional toll of living with multiple sclerosis
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