Bobby Berk exclusively opened up to Us Weekly about his ‘Queer Eye’ departure and what he has next on his agenda
“I'm feeling great,” Berk, 42, exclusively told Us Weekly at the Gold Gala in Los Angeles, California, on Saturday, May 11. “You know I had a really great experience for seven years. And you know, for me, it was just time to move on to other things.”
“There's some scripted shows that I'm in development on,” he added. “So a lot of fun things and then of course my design firm. I'd had it before Queer Eye and still have it. It's been a lot of fun.” Karamo Brown, Tan France, Bobby Berk, Jonathan Van Ness, and Antoni Porowski on 'Queer Eye.' “I mean, there were a lot of times where I had to deal with some demons,” he said. “I had to deal with some trauma from childhood and adolescence that I didn't want to and so he was always there to hold me when I come home and literally cry.”
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