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Melanie Sykes reveals extent of hair loss after going ‘two-thirds bald’

Melanie Sykes

Melanie Sykes has shared a candid hair loss update after previously saying that she is “two-thirds bald”.

The former TV presenter, 55, posted video of herself on Instagram on Friday (26 June), showing the effects of her alopecia.

Last year, the 55-year-old said she had developed the condition as a result of “PTSD from the TV industry”.

She also revealed that she had been diagnosed with a heart condition and widespread inflammation throughout her body.

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