Is there anything more invigorating and inspiring than binging a new season of Queer Eye? The beloved series, of course, sees Jonathan Van Ness, Antoni Porowski, Karamo Brown, Tan France and Bobby Berk (who are lovingly known as the “Fab Five”) crashing people’s lives in the best way to set them up for a better futures. And with the seventh season that's now new on Netflix, the series continues to be a space for inclusivity within the reality TV realm. As a result, the show's hosts have highlighted people who live with disabilities, and that includes Wesley Hamilton, who is aiming to bring authentic representation to the screen.
Wesley Hamilton joined Queer Eye on two occasions and, afterwards, CinemaBlend spoke to the “Disabled But Not Really” activist and entrepreneur about his own hopes for disability representation in media. At the same time, he also teased his plans for the future:
