Bachelor Joey Graziadei Ditches His Heartthrob Locks for a Summer-Ready Buzz Cut — See His New Look!

Catherine Santino
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"It was time," the reality star said on TikTok

<p>@joeygraziadei/TikTok</p> Joey Graziadei on TikTok.

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Joey Graziadei on TikTok.

Joey Graziadei is saying goodbye to his signature curly locks.

The Bachelor star debuted a buzzed hair transformation in a TikTok shared on Saturday, June 22. In the video, which is set to Weezer's "Island in the Sun," Graziadei wears a gray T-shirt and shows off his previously curly brown hair. He then covers the camera with his hand before the video cuts to a new clip of him with a buzz cut.

"It was time for a Summer Cut," he captioned the post.

Fans have mixed opinions on the dramatic new look.

"Nooo his majestic flow!" one TikTok user commented, referring to the reality star's trademark heartthrob style.

"I gasped out loud," wrote another, clearly shocked by the transformation.

Others, however, think that the new cut enhances Graziadei's green eyes.

Related: All About Joey Graziadei and Kelsey Anderson's Relationship After The Bachelor

"It seems like the buzz cut makes his eyes even more striking!" one user wrote.

"Ok so your eyes just became more gorgeous with this cut," wrote another.

"And to think I thought your hair was your best feature," another user commented. "Proven wrong again."

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Graziadei's flowing locks were one of many characteristics that won the hearts of Bachelor Nation. He first appeared on season 20 of The Bachelorette and ended the season as Charity Lawson's runner-up. Dotun Olubeko was ultimately chosen by Lawson after she accepted his proposal during the final episode.

Graziadei was selected as the Bachelor for season 28. In the finale episode, the Pennsylvania native proposed to Kelsey Anderson. The couple is currently enjoying their engagement and are not in a rush to get married, they told PEOPLE.

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Joey Graziadei and Kelsey Anderson.

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“We want to promise our lives together, but we don't want to rush it,” Joey told PEOPLE. “It's time now to enjoy this. We have the rest of our lives to celebrate it. We're going to take it day by day and just enjoy this time.”

Anderson added that they plan on staying engaged for two or three years and continuing to get to know each other. In terms of their future wedding, she wants the ceremony to be "timeless."

“I honestly don't know what I want my wedding to look like,” she said. “I definitely want all my close friends and family there. I think I want a very timeless wedding, but where? Not sure. I guess we're going to have to figure that out.”

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