Coronation Street Star Tracy Shaw Cuts Hair for Charity During Cancer Fight

Coronation Street star Tracy Shaw gave her hair to a charity. She is fighting cancer.

Tracy Shaw cut her long blonde hair. She gave it to the Little Princess Trust charity.

Tracy Shaw is 52 years old. She played Maxine Peacock on Coronation Street from 1995 to 2003.

Tracy Shaw posted on Instagram that she cut her hair for chemotherapy. She will give it to a charity that helps kids with cancer.

Tracy Shaw said goodbye to her blonde hair. She wants to enjoy what she has left.

Tracy Shaw shared a video on Instagram.

Tracy Shaw wrote on Instagram about her hair. She said it will be donated to charity. She will enjoy her hair before chemotherapy.

Tracy Shaw got support from her fans. One fan said she looks good with short hair.

Many fans supported Tracy Shaw. They said she is brave and looks amazing with short hair.

Tracy Shaw had a music career and acted in other TV shows. She is taking her illness one step at a time.

Tracy Shaw said she takes things one step at a time. She got this advice from someone.

Tracy Shaw played Maxine Peacock on Coronation Street.

Tracy Shaw got support from her fans before treatment.

Tracy Shaw will go to the hospital. She will see her doctor and other women who are going through the same thing.

Tracy Shaw's co-stars supported her when she announced her cancer diagnosis.

Some of Tracy Shaw's co-stars sent her love and kind messages on social media.

Breast cancer is a common type of cancer in women. The main treatments are surgery, chemotherapy, and hormone therapy.

If you need help with breast cancer, you can find support at Breast Cancer Support.

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