But one of Celebface’s favorite subjects isn’t much of a celebrity at all. Model Sarah McDaniel, 23, has been featured on the account dozens of times, with some appearances garnering upwards of 16,000 likes and 400 comments—levels of engagement more commonly found on The Shade Room, which has fifteen times the following. Among a sea of celebrities edited to look uniformly perfect, McDaniel stood out because she seemed to be altering her appearance to look uniquely imperfect. She was accused of faking the strikingly mismatched irises—one brown and one blue-green—that were her calling card as a model.
Her mother, Angela McDaniel, tells me she prefers not to speak about the eye condition because “there’s so much more to Sarah than that.” She encourages McDaniel not to read Instagram comments; “they’re cruel,” she says. “They cut you, they really hurt.”
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Sarah McDaniel has heterochromia iridum (Image: krotchy / Instagram)
So how did Playboy's cover model end-up with different colors? Sarah McDaniel says her heterochromia appeared a few weeks after she was born. Her mother's eyes are different shades of green, with one iris slightly spotted, but there's no family history of the trait, suggesting that it isn't caused by genetics alone. Sturm thinks McDaniel's eyes are probably "just natural variation".
Caption: Sarah McDaniel posing for a photo. Source: Instagram
Professionally, Sarah McDaniel is a well-known model. She gained immense fame after appearing in the music videos for the songs
Caption: Sarah McDaniel posing for a photo as a part of the film ‘Perfect’. Source: Instagram
Caption: Sarah McDaniel was captured during a photoshoot. Source: Instagram
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