‘World’s Hairiest Girl’ finds love again after Split – and she now looks very different

A woman who is once known as the ‘World’s Hairiest Girl’ has debuted a new lover seven years after getting married with the ‘love of her life’.

Supatra ‘natty’ sauceuphan, now 25, of the Thailand Capital Bangkok, recently shared that her and her new partner – who are in a civil partnership – had celebrated seven ‘happy’ months together, despite public To reveal another man like her husband in 2018.

Supatra suffers from an extremely rare genetic disorder called Ambras syndrome, also known as Wewolf syndrome, a form of hypertrichosis that causes excessive growth of the body.

The Guinness World Record holder 2010 for ‘Hairiest Teenager’ is susceptible to growing thick hair over her face, ears, arms, legs and back.

The test, however, seems to be a myth of the past, because she now regularly shaves her body and seems to have been free for her in the last seven years – save the shiny mane on her head.

A series of messages about her Facebook Page reveals that she has had a loving relationship with someone since September 2024.

A beloved image of the couple that was shared on April 5, contained the English caption ‘Happy Anniversary 7 months’ together with a red heart emoji.

Their romance was felt when Supatra was depicted to lift the person in the air while staring lovingly in their eyes.

The Guinness World Record holder 2010 for ‘Hairiest Teenager’ is susceptible to growing thick hair over her face, ears, arms, legs and backs

She called her husband, with whom she married seven years ago, the ‘love of my life’

Many other photos on her page show that the couple kissed, embraced and spends time together in various places such as parks and social events.

They also show videos that they start on the beach and hang out through waves, while one message shows that they are celebrating the crossover in the new year in December 2024.

Although it is unknown why Supatra expressed herself from her husband, a series of cryptic messages seem to tell quite a bit about the broken marriage.

In addition to images and clips that shows her new partner, Supatra wrote statements such as: ‘as free as the ocean’, ‘every moment is a new beginning’ and perhaps the most meaningful remark of everything: ‘It’s never too late to start again’.

In 2018, a then 17-year-old Supatra fortunately a man she called her ‘husband’ on her social media account.

It was thought that she had found happiness with her nameless husband after she posted: “You are not just my first love, you are the love of my life.”

But from 2024 it became clear that things had changed when she unveiled a completely new lover.

In 2010, Supatra officially held the Guinness World Record for the ‘Hairiest Teenager’.

Supatra ‘Natty’ Sasuphan, now 25, from the capital Bangkok in Thailand, suffers from an extremely rare genetic condition called Ambras syndrome. It is a form of hypertrichosis that causes excessive growth of the body (depicted left and right: Supatra before and after shaving her excessive hair growth)

She recently shared that her and her new partner – who are in a civil partnership – had celebrated seven ‘happy’ months together

For some, the new relationship of Supatra can come a shock, because in 2018 she publicly revealed another man like her husband (depicted: Supatra and her nameless ex-husband in 2018)

The romance of the couple can be felt, because Supatra was depicted and lifted the person in the air while staring lovingly in their eyes

It was previously reported that laser treatment had not completely stopped the hair growth of Supatra, so she started shaving her body

An excerpt shared on the publication Facebook Account in 2022 revealed that Supatra said she felt that her state made her ‘special’.

“I feel no different than anyone else, and I have a lot of friends at school,” she told Guinness World Records TV show ‘Lo Show Dei Record’ in Italy.

“Being Hairy makes me special … This is the happiest day of my life!”

However, she also spoke about the hardships she suffered from the condition.

“There were a few people who teased me and called me a monkey face, but they don’t do it anymore,” Supatra said.

‘I am very used to this state. I can’t feel it as it has always been. I feel nothing.

‘It sometimes makes it difficult to see when it will be long. I hope I will be cured one day ‘.

Supatra is one of the meadows known patients of the Ambras syndrome to be documented since the Middle Ages.

It was previously reported that laser treatment would not completely stop hair growth, so she started shaving her body, her father told the local media.

Before the disease was understood, patients were branded ‘werewolves’, and to this day some are avoided by their communities.

But while Supatra revealed that her condition had sometimes made her the focus of bullies at school, she said that her family and friends have always had her back.