Queer Eye's OG Fab Five Will Appear with Netflix Stars on New Season of 'Celebrity Family Feud'

Queer Eye's Fab Five are competing against Netflix Stars on "Celebrity Family Feud," as recently announced in a hilarious virtual promotion.

ABC recently posted a new video, promoting its season six of "Celebrity Family Feud" with the Queer Eye OG Fab Five taking over.

FAB FIVE'S "CELEBRITY FAMILY FEUD" DEBUT

The short clip began with Carson Kressley asking, "Are you ready for some big news?" He then joked about getting hold of toilet paper amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic that wiped the tissues from the shelves.

The 50-year-old then added Bobby Berk to the call before announcing that the original "Queer Eye for the Straight Guy" stars are going to take on the newbies in "Celebrity Family Feud's" new season.

Kressley was positive about winning as Berk quipped, "That's really cute that you think you're going to win, but we surveyed 100 people, and they all think we're gonna win."

The famous host hopes that one day the Obamas and Trumps can battle against each other on the show for the Money Round.

Jai Rodriguez then joined the call to confirm that they were definitely going to become champions while looking "real good doing it." The season premiere airs on the last day of May on ABC.

The original Fab Five is composed of Ted Allen, Kyan Douglas, Thom Filicia, Kressley, and Rodriguez. On the other hand, the newer five are Antoni Porowski, Tan France, Baramo Brown, Jonathan Van Ness, and Berk.

HARVEY'S DREAM CONTESTANTS

"Celebrity Family Feud" has seen several celebrities in the past, but the show's host, Steve Harvey, has only one competition in his dream.

The famous host hopes that one day the Obamas and Trumps can battle against each other on the show for the Money Round.

Although Harvey was open about who he wanted to join, he remained hesitant in giving comments about who would win.

While having the past and current presidents of America on the show seems nearly impossible, the Fab Five will give just as much entertainment.

THE QUEER EYE FAB FIVE

The Fab Five made a positive name for themselves as they roamed around states to help people build confidence, learn new skills, and put importance on self-care.

The show "Queer Eye" is a reboot of the original "Queer Eye for the Straight Guy," which showcase five men of different specialties helping other people.

Allen's area of expertise was food and wine, Douglas' was a grooming professional, Filicia was an interior designer, Kressley was in the fashion industry, and Rodriguez was a culture guide.