Karamo Brown Cancels ‘CBS Mornings’ Appearance With ‘Queer Eye’ Co-Stars As He “Worried About Being Bullied”

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• “Thank you to the crew for being the best in business and the executives for believing in me.
• 10 Seasons, I’m truly humbled.” Watch on Deadline After reading the statement, King noted that Brown’s assistant also mentioned he was “worried about being bullied.” The Queer Eye cast that attended included Tan France, Jonathan Van Ness, Antoni Porowski, and Jeremiah Brent, with King turning the focus to them to ask them how they felt about Brown’s absence.
• “Surprise is a fair understatement,” Porowski said.
• “I will say, our Queer Eye family, we’ve been doing this for almost a decade, which is pretty wild to believe, and families are complicated, and we’re definitely not excluded from that.
• I think two things can exist at the same time, and while that is true, we’re also here to showcase these incredible heroes and honor the legacy of this past decade of our lives.” Brent, who joined Queer Eye Season 9 following Bobby Berk’s exit, interjected, saying his “experience in this group has been transformative,” adding that he has “felt safe and supported by the people up here.” “I’ve loved every second of this thing, and I am so excited that we get to do this and share this next season because this show really is just about highlighting the best of humanity,” Brent said.