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What is Gilbert Syndrome? "Bachelor" star reveals reason for "yellow eyes"
"Bachelor" star Joey Graziadei revealed on social media that the "yellow eyes" some commenters noticed are due to Gilbert syndrome, a liver disorder. Here's what to know.
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"Bachelor" star Joey Graziadei revealed on social media that the "yellow eyes" some commenters noticed are due to Gilbert syndrome, a liver disorder. Here's what to know.
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