Queer Eye season 6 news, rumours and release date

We’re always in need of some comfort telly, and nothing is better than watching the Fab Five work their magic on those who most need it. So no doubt you’ll be pleased to hear that Queer Eye is back for a sixth season.

We’ve rounded up everything you need to know about this latest series, including the air date and location. We also have similar roundups for other Netflix hits includingGLOW,Better Call SaulandThe Witcher. Alternatively, take a look at what else iscoming to Netflixthis year.

Will Queer Eye return for a season 6?

Yes! Queer Eye has been renewed for a sixth season, which will take place inAustin, the capital of the big southern state, Texas.

Grab a Texas-sized box of tissues y’all because the Fab 5 just arrived in the Lone Star State to film Queer Eye Season 6! 🤠🌵(oh and P.S. Queer Eye Season 5 is coming real soon✨)

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When will season 6 of Queer Eye air?

Based on previous seasons, there’s usually a nine month gap between when production finishes filming and the show airing, which means the earliest we’ll be seeing Queer Eye season 6 is 2021.

Sadly, production was brought to a halt due to the coronavirus, as revealed by Bobby Berk in an interview withThe Oprah Magazine.

Berk stated, “We didn’t even get the first episode finished. The reveal had happened, our hero had seen the home. The only thing that hadn’t happened was our last scene where we get to watch what’s happened with them”.

Hopefully once the restrictions start to relax, the Fab Five will be able to continue filming. We imagine that the delay in production may impact the release date – though no predicted time had been announced anyway.

Queer Eye season 6 trailer

There’s no trailer for season 6 of Queer Eye yet. However, you can find the trailer for Queer Eye season 5 below:

Where is season 5 set and what is it about?

Every season the show focuses on specific locations such as Georgia and Kansas City, and season 5 focuses on theeast coast of America – Philadelphia – and the surrounding areas.

If you’re new to Queer Eye, the show is all about transforming the life of someone who most needs it, both in outward appearances as well as their mindset and approach to life in general.

Bobby Berk is in charge of interior design, usually completely redesigning someone’s home or workspace. Karamo Brown looks after culture, helping the person come to terms with any personal issues.

Tan France is the fashion guru, helping people feel good in what they wear and ensuring their clothes are right for them. Antoni Porowski is the kitchen whizz, helping create meals that are not only delicious but practical for the person’s lifestyle.

Finally Jonathan Van Ness leads on hairdressing, usually giving the person that dramatic makeover that helps boost their self-confidence.

How to watch Queer Eye

Queer Eye is exclusive toNetflix, so you’ll need an account on there to watch. If you’re not yet signed up, check out how it compares to rivals in our head-to-head of thebest TV streaming services.

Are there any special episodes planned?

After the ‘We’re in Japan!’ special which aired in 2019, you may be wondering if another special mini series is in the works. There’s no official rumours at the moment, and we imagine that any international filming trips won’t be happening for the foreseeable future. However, if anything changes we’ll update this article.

Author: Hannah Cowton-Barnes, Entertainment Editor, Tech Advisor

As Tech Advisor’s Entertainment Editor, Hannah is the resident expert in all things streaming, film and TV. Before joining Tech Advisor in 2019, she studied Theatre and Performance at the University of Leeds and created a website dedicated to geek culture and lifestyle. She’s also reviewed a whole range of gadgets including flagship smartphones, wearables and styling tools. Outside of Foundry, she’s written freelance pieces for Polygon, Metro and Den of Geek, and is proud to be a Women Techmakers Ambassador for Google.

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