Netflix Just Announced the Queer Eye Season 3 Premiere Date

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Netflix Announces New 'Queer Eye' Season Premiere

Mark your calendar for March 15, because you officially have a date with the Queer Eye guys. On Wednesday, Netflix dropped the news that the Queer Eye Fab Five-Bobby Berk, Antoni Porowski, Tan France, Karamo Brown, and Jonathan Van Ness -will be returning for season 3 of the popular makeover show on March 15.

They also partnered with Carly Rae Jepsen to release an exclusive preview of her new song "Now That I Found You," which we dare you not to add to your workout playlist.

View this post on Instagram WE'RE BAAACK HENNYS! Get ready to L<3VE YOURSELF! Queer Eye 3 launches March 15. HUGE thanks to @carlyraejepsen for this exclusive preview of her *NEW BOP*, "Now That I Found You. A post shared by Queer Eye (@queereye) on Feb 13, 2019 at 7:55am PST

Here's what we know about Queer Eye season 3:

Though season 3 will likely be just as epic as the first two, there will be a few changes coming to the show. According to Entertainment Weekly , after two seasons in Georgia, the Fab Five are moving on to find new makeover clients in Kansas City, Mo.

"This season, these fearless ambassadors of taste are headed to Kansas City to bring their infectious brand of self-love, confidence and encouragement to a whole new roster of heroes," a Netflix spokesperson told BuzzFeed in a statement.

The crew also went to Japan to film four episodes for a new mini-series special, Queer Eye: We're In Japan. The special is due to air later this year. That special, the Netflix spokesperson added, will show the Queer Eye guys bringing "their message of self-care and compassion to four Japanese men and women while exploring the country's rich culture and cuisine."

If you're not already watching Queer Eye, you're missing out.

Every episodes features a number of useful grooming, cooking, styling, and lifestyle tips, but there are also a ton of heartwarming-sometimes tear-jerking-moments. That's probably why the show won multiple Emmys for its first two seasons.

And really, the subjects on the show say their lives are changed forever.

I feel fully confident in business meetings. I'm way more engaged. I just feel like I'm a part of the team and people respect what I have to say more because I feel better about what I'm saying because of how I'm presenting myself," Neal Reddy , an Atlanta-based developer who appeared on episode two of the show previously told Men's Health . "And it's not just new clothes. It's my attitude, too. And thats kind of what they helped me with."