Queer Eye Season 8 OTT Release Date: The Fab Five are back again! The latest season of Queer Eye is set to entertain you again, as season 8 will release on January 24.

The feel-good American reality makeover show will return with a new season on a giant OTT platform on Wednesday with its five hosts, who are also known as the Fab Five. The hosts include Jonathan Van Ness, Bobby Berk, Karamo Brown, Antoni Porowski, and Tan France.

While season 8 will be interior designer Bobby Berk's finale appearance, here are more details about its release date, time, and other things.

When to watch Queer Eye season 8?

Created by David Collins, the English-language makeup reality show will premiere on Wednesday, January 24. All six episodes will be released at once.

The popular show was a reboot of the 2017 reality series titled Bravo, first broadcast in 2003 as "Queer Eye for the Straight Guy," and later changed to "Queer Eye."

Where to watch 'Queer Eye' Season 8?

All six episodes of the latest season of Queer Eye will be able to stream on OTT giant Netflix at once. All the episodes from the previous seasons can also be streamed on the platform, along with two special seasons.

Where was 'Queer Eye' Season 8 filmed?

Queer Eye Season 8 was filmed in New Orleans, Louisiana. The new season will feature six new "heroes" in need of a makeover, both physical and emotional.

Meanwhile, the show's previous seasons were shot in other U.S. cities and countries, including Austin, Texas, Atlanta, Georgia, New South Wales, Australia, and Tokyo, Japan.

Who are hosting season 8 of Queer Eye?

Queer Eye is hosted by the Fab Five: Bobby Berk as the design expert, Antoni Porowski as the food and drink expert, Jonathan Van Ness as the grooming expert, Karamo Brown as the culture and lifestyle expert, and Tan France as the fashion expert.

However, Berk last year announced that Season 8 would be his last with "Queer Eye." His replacement is yet to be announced.

In the show's episodes, we see five advisors spending a week applying their expertise to help improve someone's life situation. The show is celebrated strongly among the LGBT community and communities that include people of color. Netflix has already announced Season 9 of the award-winning series, and it will be set in Las Vegas, Nevada.