Phil Tufnell gets hair transplant amid cricket legend's bid to 'look good at the Ashes'

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Kirstie Allsopp says Harry and Meghan are 'in bed with the devil'He said: “I thought to myself, ‘I don’t like what I am seeing - I want to get that sorted.

I am going to need a patch-up on my barnet.’“There are modern techniques to address the problem, so why not get it done? I knew I would feel a whole lot better afterwards.”Phil continued: “No one likes to lose their hair and I don’t think the shape of my face is suited to a receding hairline.

But my main reason is that I wanted a nice head of hair."Phil admitted that he started to lose his hair seven years ago and was worried that it was starting to become noticeable.He said: “What worried me was the thinning hair at the front of my hair which is most noticeable when I am on TV.The Strictly Come Dancing star added: “I am aware that several ex-cricketers have had help with their hair.

We are like a little club of hair transplant patients.“The common factor in all of us is that we are all on the TV and in the media and are aware that we need to look good when we are presenting to millions of fans.”Phil’s hair transplant reportedly cost him £4,000 and comes two years after the Question of Sport captain was diagnosed with skin cancer.Emmerdale's Paddy teases what is to come in 'messy fall out' with ChasPrince Harry slammed by Caroline Flack's agent over 'gross' commentsPiers Morgan's plea amid claim Harry unveiled William's private momentPhil was diagnosed with skin cancer in 2020 but fortunately, it was not life-threatening,The cricket legend has made a full recovery and he puts the diagnosis down to spending long hours in the sun whilst playing cricket in exotic locations like the Caribbean and AustraliaPhil is now a strong advocate for looking after your skin whilst.