Grey's Anatomy and Disenchanted star Patrick Dempsey has unveiled a major change to his appearance – but some of his fans are not happy with his new look
December 13, 2022 - 11:59 GMT Jenni McKnight Patrick Dempsey earned himself a legion of fans during his role as Dr. Derek 'McDreamy' Shepherd on Grey's Anatomy.
In the black and white clip, Patrick can be seen running a pair of clippers through his much shorter 'do while sporting a neatly trimmed beard.MORE: Patrick Dempsey and wife Jillian celebrate wedding anniversary after calling off divorce Fans had a strong reaction to the clip, with one responding:"This isn't funny Jill, you made him get rid of his hero hair." A second said:"NO! Not the fluffy McDreamy hair!" followed by two crying face emojis.
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