Get ready for one last heartfelt journey with the Fab Five as Queer Eye gears up for its final season. Here’s everything we know about Season 10’s release date, cast updates and what’s in store for this emotional farewell.
Release Date Rumors: When Will Queer Eye Season 10 Premiere?
While Netflix hasn’t announced an official premiere date for Queer Eye Season 10, production began in Washington, D.C., on July 9, 2025. Based on the show’s typical production timeline and past release patterns, fans can expect the season to drop sometime between October and December 2025. For instance, Season 9 began filming in early 2024 and premiered on December 11, 2024, suggesting a similar turnaround for the final season.
Previous seasons have often followed a fall or winter release schedule, with Season 8 airing in January 2024 and Season 9 in December 2024. If filming wraps by summer 2025, as hinted by cast member Jonathan Van Ness, a late 2025 release feels likely. Keep an eye on Netflix’s official channels for a confirmed date closer to the time.
Cast Updates: Who’s in the Fab Five for Season 10?
The Fab Five for Season 10 will feature the current lineup, with one notable change from earlier seasons. Returning are:
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Antoni Porowski (food and wine expert), bringing his culinary charm.
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Tan France (fashion expert), offering style tips with heart.
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Karamo Brown (culture expert), guiding emotional breakthroughs.
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Jonathan Van Ness (grooming expert), delivering self-care wisdom and fabulous energy.
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Jeremiah Brent (interior design expert), who joined in Season 9, replacing Bobby Berk.
Jeremiah Brent, a renowned interior designer and founder of Jeremiah Brent Design, stepped into Bobby Berk’s role after Berk’s exit following Season 8. Brent’s vibrant designs and emotional approach to transformations have already won fans over in Season 9, and he’s confirmed to return for Season 10. In a February 2025 interview, Brent shared his excitement, saying, “Oh, my God, we’re so ready. I’m ready to go.”
Bobby Berk’s departure in November 2023 was a big shift for the show. He cited scheduling conflicts and new projects as reasons for leaving, emphasizing that his exit was amicable and unrelated to cast drama. While some fans hoped for his return in Season 10, sources confirm Brent will continue as the design expert. There’s no word on additional cast changes, but the current Fab Five are set to bring their A-game for the final season.
What to Expect from Queer Eye Season 10
Season 10 promises to be a heartfelt celebration of Queer Eye’s legacy. With over 80 heroes transformed across nine seasons, the final season will focus on “unforgettable makeovers and heartfelt transformations” in Washington, D.C. Here’s what fans can look forward to:
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Emotional Stories: Expect the Fab Five to dive deep into their heroes’ lives, offering life-changing advice on style, grooming, interior design, culture, and food. Season 9 featured heroes like a former showgirl and a librarian in Las Vegas, and Season 10 will likely showcase similarly diverse and inspiring stories.
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A Legacy Celebration: Netflix has teased that the final season will honor the show’s impact, which includes 37 Emmy nominations, 11 wins, and a record-breaking six consecutive wins for Outstanding Structured Reality Program. The season may include nods to past heroes or memorable moments from the series.
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Jeremiah Brent’s Design Magic: Brent’s fresh perspective on interior design, known for its elegance and emotional resonance, will continue to shine. His work in Season 9 was praised for vibrant colors and stunning home transformations, and fans can expect more of his signature touch.
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Fab Five Chemistry: The current lineup has gelled well, with Brent seamlessly integrating into the group. Posts on X and cast interviews highlight the group’s excitement for the final season, with Jonathan Van Ness writing, “We are so excited to bring this season to you, and excited for what’s next.”
There’s also buzz about whether Season 10 will include special elements, like guest appearances or a retrospective episode, to mark the show’s end. While no such plans have been confirmed, the Fab Five’s live tour, Fab Five Live, suggests they’re eager to connect with fans in new ways.
