Queer Eye season 3 – release date and trailer for the hit show on Netflix
The Fab Five are back and ready to spread their magic once again
FANS everywhere can rejoice as the Fab Five are back - and this time they're heading to Missouri.
Cult Netflix show Queer Eye has returned for a third series and here's everything you need to know.
When is Queer Eye Season 3 out on Netflix?
Fans can expect to see the feel-good series on March 15, 2019.
Until then, you can watch seasons one to two on Netflix.
The series is a reboot of Queer Eye For The Straight Guy, which was broadcast from 2003 to 2007.
You can watch the trailer above.
What's going to happen in Queer Eye Season 3?
We can expect their usual mixture of wit, charm and all-round fabulousness as the boys sprinkle their magic onto the lives they touch.
As with the other series, the Fab Five will no doubt transform the lives of many clueless men- this time from Kansas City, Missiouri.
But expect a bit of a shake up as the boys will make-over a lesbian for the first time ever in this series.
Tan France confirmed: “We have our first lesbian on the show this year and she’s formidable
“What we do with her, you’re going to love it.”
While Bobby Berk reiterated their excitement to branch out, saying: "No offence to men, but we have so much more fun with women."
Antoni Porowski warned E! News that fans should expect plenty more tears, he said:
"Before the season started, I actually had a conversation with myself where I was like, don’t cry as much as you did in the first season
“But what I ended up telling myself was like, just continue to be vulnerable, let it happen when it happens organically, just be yourself because that’s why you’re here…so I cry a lot.”
Are the boys heading to Japan?
Yes! Good news for fans in the Far East as the boys are heading to Japan for a four part special.
The Fab Five which includes Antoni Porowski, Tan France, Karamo Brown, Bobby Berk and Jonathan Van Ness - went to Tokyo to transform the lives of four Japanese men and women.
In the special called Queer Eye: We’re In Japan!, the boys will explore the food, culture and fashion of the country.
The series will be out later this year.