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Queer Eye Season 2 Dropping On Netflix In June

28 May 2018
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More of the fab five!…
 
The second season of the Queer Eye reboot is set to start streaming on June 15. Netflix announced the show’s return with a short video, showing the boys in a group text chain discussing the success of the show (and making fun of Antoni’s affinity for avocados).
 
Season 2 will continue to take place in Georgia with Tan France (fashion), Bobby Berk (design), Karamo Brown (culture), Antoni Porowski (food & wine) and Jonathan Van Ness (grooming) working with a few schlubby guys who need a little help looking fabulous. Like the first season, the fab five will encounter people with views different than their own.
 
Check out the teaser for Queer Eye season 2 below.
 

 

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