15 celebrities with heterochromia (two different coloured eyes)

Heterochromia iridum, often called "odd-eye," is a genetic trait where a rat has one dark (usually ruby or black) eye and one pale (often pink or ruby) eye." "A harmless condition caused by a genetic mutation, sometimes enhanced by spotting patterns like "pied," and is a recognized trait in fancy rat breeding." "While it doesn't typically affect the rat's overall health, it can sometimes lead to reduced vision in the lighter-colored eye."" PS - I need to stop my camera changing lighting constant

Applying black mascara on upper eyelashes with a makeup brush. Close-up of a woman's eye. female eye different colors. Partial heterochromia iridum.

Applying black mascara on upper eyelashes with a makeup brush. Close-up of a woman's eye. female eye different colors. Partial heterochromia iridum.