Wait, The Queer Eye Crew Was Instructed To 'Not Talk About' Bobby Berk’s Shocking Exit?!

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Did Bobby Berk‘s departure from Queer Eye go a LOT less smooth than we originally thought??

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Queer Eye. At first, the sad news seemed like nothing more than the usual departure of a long-running character from a TV show. Now, it appears there might be more to the story than initially disclosed.According to an exclusive source that spoke to Us Weekly, Berk was reportedly “asked to leave” the popular Netflix show after eight seasons.

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Queer Eye stan, today is something like that fateful day. For today, Bobby “guy who renovates your house” Berk has left .This content can also be viewed on the site it from.In a statement posted to X (f.k.a.

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Queer Eye world today. One of the beloved hosts from the series, Bobby Berk, has revealed that he is planning on saying goodbye to the Netflix reality show following the conclusion of the forthcoming season. The news broke through a heartfelt message shared by Berk on Instagram, leaving fans and viewers in anticipation of what’s to come.Berk posted the announcement on Instagram, sharing a poignant photo of himself hugging a grateful recipient of the Queer Eye love, along with one of his co-hosts.

wrote in an Instagram post. “The love that I have received from you all over the last 6 years has been absolutely surreal. You have tuned in and been dedicated fans and together we were able to share the healing powers of design.

Bobby Berk may be leaving but Queer Eye is continuing.