Netflix just announced season 3 of “Queer Eye.”
“Queer Eye” was a reboot from several years ago that used to air on Bravo. The Netflix version features a whole new cast of Fab 5. The announcement was made by cast member and hair guru, Jonathan Van Ness.
Yayyyyyyyyyy @netflix pic.twitter.com/8Xd8G6G1aL
— Jonathan Van Ness (@jvn) July 13, 2018
If you haven’t watched it, it’s a must-see!
It’s heartwarming and funny and reinforces your faith in humanity and common good. Each episode, the team picks one straight man who is in need of a hair, lifestyle, fashion, interior and food makeover.
Jonathan Van Ness is the hair guru who serves looks and comedy throughout the entire show. He was also nominated for his work on Funny Or Die’s “Gay of Thrones.”
Karamo Brown, former Real World alum, is the lifestyle guru who works to heal people from the inside out. He inspires people and knows how to lean in such a way that will fill your heart with joy. He also used to work for the Obama Administration for LGBTQ+ rights.
Tan France is the fashion guru, who’s fun and sassy but knows how to transform someone’s wardrobe to encourage confidence and style.
Bobby Berk is the interior designer guru, who arguably makes the most impressive transformation in the shortest amount of time. He transforms spaces to make them functional, inviting and fun.
Finally, Antoni Porowski is the food guru, who coaches each contestant on ways to incorporate healthy and practical food choices into their everyday life. He is the queen of guacamole and it definitely helps that he looks like John Mayer and Dave Franco’s kid.
This announcement follows yesterday’s Emmy Award Nomination for Outstanding Structured Reality Show.
.@QueerEye has been Emmy nominated! And yes, @jvn WE CAN BELIEVE! congrats guys @bobbyberk @KaramoBrown @tanfrance @antoni! pic.twitter.com/d5V4H257GP
— Netflix (@netflix) July 12, 2018
A very well-deserved award for a show that’s breaking barriers.
The first two seasons took place in Georgia, and it was beautiful to witness such acceptance in an area known for their tolerance. The next season will take place in Kansas City.
Featured image via Queer Eye on Instagram
