Queer Eye's Karamo Brown Steps Back: A Look at the Drama

The latest season of Queer Eye has hit Netflix, showing the Fab Five in Washington, D. C. , helping Justice Department staff with their looks and confidence. But behind the scenes, there's some drama. Karamo Brown, the culture expert, skipped two morning show appearances, leaving his castmates surprised. Gayle King mentioned his absence on CBS Mornings, reading a statement from Brown's assistant. Brown said he needed to focus on his mental health and avoid bullying. Antoni Porowski admitted they were more than surprised but acknowledged that families, even TV ones, have issues. Jeremiah Brent, the newest member, shared that he feels safe and supported by the group.On Today, another statement from Brown's assistant claimed he felt mentally and emotionally abused for years. Brown sent a video message, saying he was prioritizing self-love and protection. The cast supported him, with Tan France praising their collective achievements. Rumors suggest that Porowski, Jonathan Van Ness, and Tan France were caught criticizing Brown's lifestyle choices on a hot mic. Brown's mother reportedly heard this and told him. Since then, Brown has distanced himself from them but remains close with Jeremiah Brent. Meanwhile, former cast member Bobby Berk seems unfazed, promoting his new show on Instagram. The situation highlights the complexities of relationships, even in a seemingly perfect TV family.