Tan France Recalls His Wild Night Clubbing with Fellow ‘Grandma’ Jeremiah Brent While Shooting “Queer Eye ”(Exclusive)

Tan France Reflects on a Night Out Clubbing with Jeremiah Brent from Queer Eye

Tan France, well-known as the fashion expert on the hit show Queer Eye, recently opened up about a memorable experience he had with his co-star, Jeremiah Brent. In an exclusive interview with PEOPLE, France shared details about their night out on the town while filming the latest season of the popular show.

The ninth season of Queer Eye was shot in Las Vegas, a city known for its vibrant nightlife and entertainment options. Amidst the glitz and glamour of Sin City, France and Brent decided to let loose and hit the clubs. Despite both being fathers and self-proclaimed “grandmas,” they were determined to have a wild night out.

Reflecting on their escapade, France described how he and Brent, who are usually considered the more responsible members of the group, surprised everyone with their enthusiasm on the dance floor. Their energy and excitement were infectious, and they certainly made the most of their rare opportunity to unwind and have fun.

France, who shares two children with his husband Rob France, and Brent, who has two children with his husband Nate Berkus, are known for their impeccable sense of style and design acumen on the show. Having Brent join the cast for the ninth season brought a new dynamic to the group, with France expressing his admiration and affection for his co-star.

The camaraderie between the Queer Eye cast members is evident both on and off the screen, with France praising Brent as one of the “greatest humans” he knows. Their bond extends beyond the show, as they are currently on tour together for an event called Fab Five Live, where they continue to share their message of acceptance and empowerment.

In addition to his work on Queer Eye, France recently made his acting debut in the Hulu series Deli Boys, where he plays the role of cousin Zubair. Despite his nerves about his co-stars from Queer Eye seeing him in a different light, France embraced the opportunity to explore a new creative outlet and challenge himself as an actor.

Deli Boys, created by Abdullah Saeed, follows the story of two brothers who must navigate their father’s hidden life of crime after his sudden passing. The series has been praised for its binge-worthy quality, with all episodes of the first season now available for streaming on Hulu.

As France continues to expand his horizons beyond the world of fashion and design, fans eagerly await to see where his talents will take him next. With a supportive network of friends and co-stars by his side, including Jeremiah Brent, the sky’s the limit for this multi-talented personality.

In a time where representation and diversity in media are more important than ever, voices like Tan France’s serve as beacons of inspiration for audiences around the world. Through his work on Queer Eye and other projects, France continues to make a positive impact and spread messages of love, acceptance, and self-expression.