Bobby Berk clears the air in the revelation of new series after the cancellation of queer eyes

Bobby Berk is explaining his decision to present the plans for a new television series one day after Netflix shared the news that “Queer Eye” would conclude after his next tenth season.

In an interview with People published last week, the interior designer dismissed the involvement that he had deliberately announced his next period as the host of “Juck or Jackpot” of HGTV? On July 10 in reaction to the cancellation of the “queer eye”, confirmed by Netflix on July 9.

“I have to say that I swear for my mother’s life, my program’s announcement was established,” Berk said. “No, this was planned. The shows of shows do not happen by whim.”

For eight seasons, Berk was a member of the “queer eye” Fab Five, co -starring alongside Karamo Brown, Tan France, Antoni Porowski and Jonathan Van Ness in the Emmy winning image change series.

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In November 2023, he confirmed his game of “Queer Eye” after the eighth season, which fell last year and settled in New Orleans. Almost immediately, rumors of tensions behind the scene between him and France began to turn between fans and the media.

Only a few weeks after announcing his departure, Berk admitted to face France on the set, but said that the couple’s employment relationship had nothing to do with their decision to leave the program. Speaking to Vanity Fair in January 2024, he said that the cast of the cast had expired about two years before and that he had already “followed” when Netflix returned to the negotiating table.

However, an exhibition by Rolling Stone published that March, claimed that France and Porowski had dedicated themselves to “bad pranks” so that Berk went to Berk of the series to give way to his eventual replacement, Jeremiah Brent. In a brief video posted on Instagram following Rolling Stone’s article, France denied the accusation.

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In his conversation with People last week, Berk acknowledged that one of his former co -star of “Queer Eye” had called him for the moment of “garbage or fat award”? advertisement.

“Even karamo [Brown] It was like, ‘girl, the next day?’ I’m like, ‘no, no, no. I promise you that I was already planned, “he explained.” Some people said: “Couldn’t you have expected?” And I say, ‘well, yes, but not’ “.

He continued observing: “I mean, [Netflix] I could have easily given a warning when that would be announced. I mean, I was in the program for [eight] Seasons, but yes, it is fine. “

Established for its launch at the end of this year, “Junk or Jackpot?” Follow Berk while helping housing owners throughout the United States to decide whether they should separate from their unique collections, including “superhero figures” and puppets and rare dolls, and miniature sets “, to raise funds to renew their obsolete homes, according to the notes of the press.