The beloved makeover series "Queer Eye" is set to conclude its transformative run with its tenth and final season, a poignant chapter that promises to leave a lasting impact on viewers. An exclusive preview from Entertainment Weekly reveals the emotional depth and hopeful messages that define this farewell journey. The show's iconic Fab 5, a group of experts dedicated to helping individuals achieve personal growth and confidence, embarks on their last mission in the nation's capital, Washington, D.C., ready to inspire profound changes.
The trailer for the upcoming season, slated for release on January 21, offers a heartfelt glimpse into the experiences awaiting both the Fab 5 and the individuals they will guide. Jonathan Van Ness, the show's grooming expert, reflects on the series' decade-long quest, emphasizing that every encounter holds a unique narrative. This sentiment is echoed by culture specialist Karamo Brown, who highlights the personal stories concealed behind each door they approach. The move to Washington, D.C., adds a unique layer of significance, with Van Ness playfully noting their presence "in the eye of the storm," hinting at the broader societal context of their work.
The preview also introduces some of the remarkable "heroes" whose lives will be touched by the Fab 5's expertise and compassion. One individual bravely shares a feeling of being "broken," while another candidly discusses the difficulties of growing up gay. A dedicated teacher speaks to the weight of responsibility, describing a sense that "the world is right here in this building." These stories underscore the diverse challenges and vulnerabilities that the Fab 5 will address, offering a platform for personal growth and healing.
Culinary expert Antoni Porowski shares a powerful message of resilience, stating that despite the world's anxieties, his experiences have reinforced his belief that "everything is going to be okay." This overarching theme of hope and self-acceptance resonates throughout the trailer, with fashion expert Tan France encouraging viewers to "live the life that you want to live." New design mentor Jeremiah Brent, who joins the team for this final season, emphasizes the distinction between mere survival and truly living, urging individuals to embrace their full potential. This season will undoubtedly deliver inspiring transformations and deeply moving moments.
The final season also marks a significant change in the Fab 5 lineup, following the departure of longtime design expert Bobby Berk in 2023. Berk's exit, which he clarified was for professional reasons, paved the way for Jeremiah Brent to step into the role. Despite initial speculation and public interest surrounding Berk's relationship with Tan France, both parties affirmed that their differences were personal and unrelated to the show's production. As "Queer Eye" bids farewell, it continues its legacy of promoting self-love, acceptance, and the power of human connection, reminding us that with every challenge comes an opportunity for profound and beautiful change.