Netflix is pulling the plug on its beloved Queer Eye, bringing the groundbreaking reality makeover series to a dramatic close after 10 incredible seasons.
The stunning news dropped Wednesday (July 9, 2025) on social media with the jaw-dropping announcement about “the final season of Queer Eye,” accompanied by a photo of the current Fab Five that left fans reeling. The 10th season will take place in Washington D.C.
Queer Eye burst onto screens in 2018 with its phenomenal cast including culinary wizard Antoni Porowski, design genius Bobby Berk, grooming extraordinaire Jonathan Van Ness, lifestyle guru Karamo Brown and fashion mastermind Tan France. After nine amazing seasons, Berk bid farewell and was replaced by the talented interior designer/TV personality Jeremiah Brent.
In an absolutely incredible run, the Fab Five traveled across America (and unbelievably, around the world!) transforming lives and helping people embrace their authentic selves — one delicious meal, fabulous outfit, stunning room renovation and perfectly shaped eyebrow at a time. During its remarkable nine-season journey, Queer Eye racked up an astounding 37 Primetime Emmy nominations, taking home 11 wins.
Queer Eye reimagined the magic of Queer Eye For the Straight Guy, which dominated Bravo from 2003 to 2007 and launched its hosts — Ted Allen, Kyan Douglas, Thom Filicia, Carson Kressley and Jai Rodriguez — into superstardom, with many remaining reality TV icons to this day.