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TikTok Star with Rare Cancer Receives Iconic 'Rachel' Haircut

Summary

  • 25-year-old TikTok star gets hair cut by Jennifer Aniston's stylist
  • Diagnosed with rare bile duct cancer at age 23
  • Uses platform to challenge stereotypes about cancer and invisible illness
TikTok Star with Rare Cancer Receives Iconic 'Rachel' Haircut

In a recent TikTok video, a 25-year-old creator documented her experience getting her hair cut and styled by Chris McMillan, the celebrity hairstylist known for creating Jennifer Aniston's iconic 'Rachel' look from the hit TV show Friends. The TikToker, who was diagnosed with the rare bile duct cancer cholangiocarcinoma at age 23, described it as a "pinch me moment" to have such an esteemed stylist work on her hair.

McMillan, who has worked with Aniston for over three decades, is renowned for his work on some of Hollywood's biggest stars. The TikToker expressed excitement about potentially getting a bob cut from him in the future. Her video showcased the entire styling process, from the blowdrying to the detailed trimming and chic final look.

Beyond the makeover, the TikToker has been using her platform to open up about her cancer journey and challenge common misconceptions about the disease. She has amassed a large following of over 770,000 on TikTok, with her videos garnering more than 18 million views as she documents her experience. The creator hopes to inspire more compassion and understanding around invisible illnesses.

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The TikTok star was diagnosed with cholangiocarcinoma, a rare and aggressive form of bile duct cancer, at the age of 23.
The TikTok star's hair was cut and styled by Chris McMillan, the celebrity hairstylist known for creating Jennifer Aniston's iconic 'Rachel' look from the TV show Friends.
The TikTok star is using her platform to open up about her cancer journey and challenge common misconceptions and stereotypes around cancer and invisible illnesses.

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