Karamo Brown Explains Why Queer Eye Fans Should Write to Netflix

Karamo Brown celebrates after confirming his talk show. Karamo, was commissioned for a second season. However, some fans are wondering if that will affect him strange eye Tasks.

In an interview with Variety, Karamo said he loved doing it Queer Heye and saw no reason why he couldn’t do both shows. However, he warned people not to assume so strange eyes future.

Since its debut in 2018, the show (a reboot of Queer Eye For The Straight Guy), has enjoyed six seasons.

“Please let there be 40 more seasons strange eye‘ Karamo said.

“First, I love working with these four Yahoos, but second, I grew up poor. Just because you have a new job doesn’t mean you’re leaving the old one.”

However, he hinted strange eyeThe future of may be in doubt. He wants fans to announce that they want to see the show return.

“We’re praying and hoping that fans will reach out because I don’t think any reality show has lasted eight seasons on Netflix so we’re going to be the longest. We want to continue.”

Karamo Success

Karamo debuted for NBC Universal in September 2022. It filled the space previously occupied by Maury. It is syndicated to 85% of the US after being acquired by Nexstar, Weigel, Tegna, Sunbeam, Hearst, Sinclair, Capitol, Block, CW Plus, Mission Broadcasting and others.

Season 2 news broke yesterday from NBCUniversal Syndication Studios & E! News Executive Vice President Tracie Wilson.

diversity Karamo asked if he had done anything differently in the first season.

“There were things that weren’t organically me, but we tried to mix it up. For example, I danced in the first few episodes. I mean literally doing TikTok dances on stage and I’m so thankful we’re not anymore. I am a 42 year old male. I’m very glad I don’t do these things.”

He said the show quickly evolved to focus on helping people deal with disputes and heal from past problems.

Here he is on a show recently helping some friends to acknowledge their relationship struggles.