Netflix has confirmed that “Queer Eye” will be concluding after its 10th season, which is currently in production. The streaming service shared the news on July 9 with a photo of the Fab Five standing in front of the Lincoln Memorial, indicating that the final season’s theme is set in Washington, D.C.
The show, which premiered in 2018, follows a diverse group of LGBTQ+ advisors – known as the Fab Five – who transform the lives of individuals in need. Over its eight-season run, the team helped over 80 deserving individuals and became one of the longest-running unscripted Netflix series to date.
During its time on air, “Queer Eye” won numerous awards, including 11 Emmys and six consecutive wins for Outstanding Structured Reality Program. The show’s success led to two international spinoff series, “Queer Eye Germany” and “Queer Eye Brazil.” While an official premiere date for Season 10 has not been announced, fans can look forward to the Fab Five’s final project on Netflix.
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Source: https://www.syracuse.com/tv/2025/07/netflix-to-end-emmy-award-winning-series-after-10-seasons.html