Netflix Announces Queer Eye Final Season: Series to End with Season 10

It’s a sad day for all of us fans of Queer Eye. In an exclusive to Deadline, Netflix has confirmed that the feel-good, tear-inducing, life-affirming series will come to an end after its upcoming 10th season. That’s right, folks, Queer Eye, the streamer’s longest-running unscripted series, is officially wrapping up. Season 10 will be its final season. 

For so many of us in the LGBTQ+ community, Queer Eye has been more than just a makeover show. It’s been a source of joy, healing, and validation. A comfort series we turned to when we needed a pick-me-up, or a reminder that kindness and self-love are still possible in this world. Watching people from all walks of life open up, transform, and be seen—truly seen—by this group of queer experts filled our hearts in ways we don’t even have the words to fully describe.

Since its Netflix debut back in February 2018, Queer Eye has traveled across the U.S. (and beyond), telling nearly 90 heartfelt stories across 10 seasons. The show has taken us from Georgia to Missouri to Texas to Pennsylvania, with each location offering new challenges, new stories, and unforgettable new heroes. We’ve cried in Kansas, healed in New Orleans, and cheered in Las Vegas. We even followed the Fab Five to Tokyo for a special four-part series. And now, the final chapter will be written in Washington, D.C.

Season 10, which is already in production, will bring back Karamo Brown, Tan France, Antoni Porowski, Jonathan Van Ness, and Jeremiah Brent—who stepped in after Bobby Berk’s departure following Season 8—for one last round of makeovers, emotional breakthroughs, and chosen-family realness.

What began as a reboot of Bravo’s 2003 original quickly became a cultural force of its own. With a fresh queer perspective and five openly LGBTQ+ hosts leading the charge, Queer Eye became a powerful reminder of how visibility and empathy can change lives. In a world that often tells queer people they’re too much or not enough, the show offered something revolutionary: unconditional love and acceptance, both for its heroes and for its audience.

Over the years, the show has racked up an impressive 37 Emmy nominations, earning six consecutive wins for Outstanding Structured Reality Program between 2018 and 2023. It’s produced by Scout Productions (founded by Queer Eye creators David Collins and Michael Williams) and ITV Entertainment, with Jennifer Lane serving as showrunner. The Fab Five themselves also serve as executive producers, bringing their vision and heart to every episode.

But numbers and accolades don’t capture the full impact Queer Eye has had. Through its 10-season run, the show has left behind a legacy of love, acceptance, and emotional growth—for its heroes, its fans, and its hosts. It reminded us that vulnerability is strength, that everyone deserves to be cared for, and that LGBTQ+ people belong in every room, every city, and every story.

We’re devastated to see it go, but endlessly grateful for the memories it’s given us. Queer Eye reminded us to believe in ourselves, to show up for each other, and to lead with kindness. And that’s a legacy we’ll carry with us long after the credits roll.

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