‘World’s hairiest girl’ finds love again after split – and she now looks VERY different

A woman once known as the ‘world’s hairiest girl’ has debuted a new lover seven years after marrying the ‘love of her life’.

Supatra ‘Natty’ Sausuphan, now 25, from 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 publicly revealing another man as her husband in 2018.

Supatra suffers from an extremely rare genetic condition called Ambras Syndrome, also known as Werewolf Syndrome, a form of hypertrichosis which causes excessive body-hair growth.

The 2010 Guinness World Record holder for ‘hairiest teenager’ is prone to growing thick hair all over her face, ears, arms, legs and back. 

However the ordeal seems to be a myth of the past as she now regularly shaves her body and appears to have been hair free – save the lustrous mane on her head – for the past seven years.

A series of posts on her Facebook page reveal she’s been in a loving relationship with someone since September 2024.

A loved up image of the couple shared on April 5 contained the English caption ‘Happy Anniversary 7 months’ along with a red heart emoji.

Their romance was palpable as Supatra was pictured lifting the person up in the air while staring lovingly into their eyes.

The 2010 Guinness World Record holder for ‘hairiest teenager’ is prone to growing thick hair all over her face, ears, arms, legs and back

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

Plenty of other photos on her page show the couple kissing, hugged up and spending time together at various places such as parks and social events.

Videos also show them frolicking on the beach and hanging out by waves, while one post shows them celebrating the crossover into the new year in December 2024.

Though it’s unknown why Supatra has split from her husband, a series of cryptic posts seem to be quite telling of the broken marriage.

Alongside images and clips showing her new partner, Supatra penned statements such as: ‘as free as the ocean’, ‘every moment is a fresh beginning’ and perhaps the most telling comment of all: ‘it’s never to late to start again’.

Back in 2018, a then-17-year-old Supatra happily flaunted a man she called her ‘husband’ on her social media account.

It was thought that she had found happiness with her unnamed husband after she posted: ‘You’re not just my first love, you’re the love of my life’.

But from 2024 onwards, it became clear that things had changed as she revealed a completely new lover.

In 2010 Supatra officially held the Guinness World Record for the ‘hairiest teenager’.

Supatra ‘Natty’ Sasuphan, now 25, from the Thailand capital Bangkok, suffers from an extremely rare genetic condition called Ambras Syndrome. It is a form of hypertrichosis which causes excessive body-hair growth (Pictured left and right: Supatra before and after shaving off 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

Supatra’s new relationship may come as a shock to some as she publicly revealed another man as her husband in 2018 (Pictured: Supatra and her unnamed ex-husband back in 2018)

The couple’s romance is palpable as Supatra was pictured lifting the person up in the air while staring lovingly into their eyes

It was previously reported that laser treatment failed to completely stop Supatra’s hair growth, and so she took to shaving her body

An excerpt shared to the publication’s Facebook account in 2022 revealed that Supatra said she felt her condition made her ‘special’. 

‘I don’t feel any different to anyone else, and I’ve got lots of friends at school’ she told Guinness World Records TV show ‘Lo Show Dei Record’ in Italy.

‘Being hairy makes me special… this the happiest day of my life!’

However she also spoke on the hardship she suffered at the hands of the condition. 

‘There were a few people who used to tease me and call me monkey face but they don’t do it any more’ said Supatra.

‘I’m very used to this condition. I can’t feel the hair as it has always been like this. I don’t feel anything.

‘It does sometimes make it difficult to see when it gets long. I hope I will be cured one day’.

Supatra is one of a few dozen known sufferers of Ambras Syndrome to be documented since the Middle Ages. 

It was previously reported that laser treatment failed to completely stop the hair growth, and so she took to shaving her body, her father told local media.

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

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

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