The Fab Five of Netflix’s Queer Eye have spent nearly a decade transforming lives with their expertise in culture, fashion, food, grooming, and design. But off-screen, Karamo Brown, Tan France, and Jeremiah Brent are busy navigating parenthood, raising children who are already showing signs of creativity and individuality. With the show’s 10th and final season premiering on January 21, 2026, fans are reflecting not only on the Fab Five’s impact but also on their family lives. Here’s a closer look at the kids of the Queer Eye stars.
Karamo Brown’s Sons
Karamo Brown, the culture expert, is father to two sons: Jason “Rachel” Brown, born in 1996, and Christian Brown, born in 2000. Karamo discovered he was a father in 2006 when court papers revealed his connection to Jason. Later, he became the legal guardian of Christian in 2011. Jason has pursued acting and hosting, studying at UCLA and aspiring to follow in his father’s footsteps in television. Christian has embraced music and art, often rapping and writing songs with input from Karamo. Both sons reflect their father’s creative influence and supportive parenting style.
Tan France’s Sons
Fashion expert Tan France shares two children with his husband, Rob France. Their first son, Ismail, was born in July 2021, and their second son, Isaac, arrived in May 2023, both via surrogate. Tan has spoken openly about how fatherhood has made him more emotional and reflective. His older son is obsessed with monster trucks, filling the family home with toys. Tan jokes about constantly stepping on them, but he embraces the joy of parenting. With two young boys, the France household is lively and full of energy.
Jeremiah Brent’s Children
Interior design expert Jeremiah Brent and his husband, Nate Berkus, are parents to daughter Poppy, born in 2015, and son Oskar, born in 2018. Both children were welcomed via surrogate. Poppy has already shown a love for fashion and creativity, attending New York Fashion Week in 2023 and sketching dress designs inspired by Christian Siriano’s collection. Oskar, meanwhile, is described as sweet, empathetic, and mischievous — a “walking sugar bear” by his parents.
Brent has shared how joining Queer Eye allowed him to reconnect with a freer side of himself, balancing his professional and parental roles. His children, he says, are “the sweetest people we’ve ever met,” each with distinct personalities that enrich their family life.
A Family Behind the Fab Five
While Queer Eye has focused on helping others embrace confidence and transformation, the Fab Five’s own families highlight the importance of love, creativity, and support at home. As the series concludes, fans celebrate not only the show’s legacy but also the personal journeys of its stars and their children.
