The Good Place star Jameela Jamil fires back at Twitter critics
Jameela Jamil, star of the popular NBC show The Good Place, has fired back at critics on Twitter who claimed she has Munchausen's Syndrome after Jamil opened up recently about living with the rare Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, eating disorders, inner ear disorders and cancer fears. Jamil says she has been the victim of online bullying on social media after making these revelations.
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