It’s the end of the road for “Queer Eye.”
“Queer Eye,” Netflix’s longest-running unscripted series, will be coming to an end with its upcoming 10th season, the streamer announced Wednesday. Netflix also revealed that production on Season 10, which brings the Fab Five to Washington, D.C., is officially underway.
The final season will celebrate the show’s legacy and impact, according to Netflix, as it spotlights heroes from the nation’s capital. The premiere date for the new season is not yet known.
Launched in 2018, “Queer Eye” follows five advisors — known as the Fab Five — who travels to different locations across the country to help improve the lives of various people. At the start of the show, the Fab Five consisted of Antoni Porowski, an expert in food and wine, Jonathan Van Ness, who specializes in hair and grooming, Karamo Brown, who focuses on relationships, Tan France, a fashion expert, and Bobby Berk, who specialized in interior design.
All the Fab Five have remained on the series except for Berk, who exited after Season 8 and was replaced in Season 9 with interior design expert Jeremiah Brent.
Over the course of its first nine installments, “Queer Eye” has earned 37 Emmy nominations and 11 wins, including wins for outstanding structured reality program, where it holds the record for the most wins with six consecutive years. It’s been lauded for its support of the LGBTQ+ community, and won a GLAAD Media Award for outstanding reality program.
Brent, Brown, France, Porowski and Van Ness serve as executive producers for “Queer Eye” alongside showrunner Jennifer Lane, as well as Jordana Hochman, Mark Bracero and Lyndsey Burr, who EP for ITV Entertainment. David Collins, Michael Williams and Rob Eric also executive produce for Scout Productions.
