Taiwanese singer Olivia Tsao shaves head in support of ailing father


Taiwanese singer Olivia Tsao has shaved off her locks in support of her ailing father. Photos: Olivia Tsao/Instagram, Sin Chew Daily

Taiwanese artiste Olivia Tsao has undergone a dramatic transformation in support of her ailing father, who's currently battling an undisclosed illness.

In a video circulating on social media, Tsao, 38, is seen tearfully shaving off her hair.

The singer, known for her award-winning album Original, also took to Instagram Stories to share photos with her wheelchair-bound father and snapshots of her new look.

"Hair can grow back, but you can only accompany me once," she wrote.

According to a statement via her agent, Tsao shaved her head in solidarity with her father, who's unable to grow his hair due to ongoing medical treatment.

"He used to dye it red, but now that he can't grow it, Olivia wanted to accompany him," her manager explained.

The agent also shared that Tsao's father was deeply moved by the gesture and even called her new look "cute".

Many netizens have since applauded Tsao's courageous gesture, praising her for being a loving daughter. Others also sent their well wishes, hoping for her father's swift recovery.

"When you first told me you wanted to shave your head, I thought you were joking. But after learning you went through with it to accompany your dad, you're really brave. My dear, you're awesome," said one of Tsao's friends.

Another netizen wrote: "This is so touching. You're such a filial daughter."

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