"I hope everyone remembers the main theme I have tried to teach them over the past decade, which is to focus on and to protect their mental health/peace from people or a world who seek to destroy it; which is why I can't be there today, the statement read."
"Surprised 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. But I think two things can exist at the same time, and while that is definitely true, we're also here to showcase these incredible heroes we have and really honor the legacy of this past decade of our lives and all these wonderful heroes that we've had the blessing of getting to meet and have conversations with."
Karamo Brown backed out of multiple live morning-show appearances an hour before airtime, including Today with Jenna & Sheinelle and CBS Mornings. CBS anchor Gayle King read a letter from Brown apologizing for his absence and explaining that he needed to protect his mental health and peace. Brown's assistant told CBS Mornings that he was worried about being bullied. Brown did not join his Queer Eye castmates Jeremiah Brent, Tan France, Antoni Porowski and Jonathan van Ness for scheduled interviews. Castmates responded with surprise and emphasized the group’s decade-long bond and commitment to honoring the show’s participants and legacy.
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