US EditionPrincess Diana's Former Hairdresser 'Shocked and Disgusted' by Comments on Princess Kate's New Hair
Sam McKnight, Princess Diana's former hairstylist, criticized harsh public reactions to Kate Middleton's new hairstyle amid her return to public life following cancer remission.
- On Thursday, Catherine, Princess of Wales returned to work with Prince William at the Natural History Museum, debuting visibly blonder, longer hair that divided onlookers.
- After a March 2024 diagnosis and January 2025 remission, Catherine, Princess of Wales visited a hospital in Essex on July 2, calling cancer `a life-changing experience` for patients and families.
- The veteran stylist condemned the online attacks, calling them "nasty" and lacking empathy, and defended the Princess of Wales on Instagram, highlighting hair's personal significance.
- Observers were split over the new look as some onlookers praised Kate's brighter locks, while royal fans and children warmly welcomed her return to work on Thursday.
- Critics even speculated about a wig, prompting Sam McKnight, Princess Diana's former stylist with celebrity clients, to amplify his defence on Thursday.
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Princess Diana's former hairdresser 'shocked and disgusted' by comments on Princess Kate's new hair
Princess Diana's former hairdresser, Sam McKnight, has said he is 'shocked and disgusted' by comments made by members of the public on the Princess of Wales' new blonde hair
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Despite rain, the Royals took the opportunity to talk to children and young people. Not so much Kate's sporty and elegant appearance in jackets and moccasins was striking, but her hairstyle: instead of the dark brown, the princess now wears clearly brighter, golden tones.London boulevards speculate about the background to the change of colour – also against the background of her survived cancer.In fact, over the years Kate has experimented with …
·Bolzano, Italy
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