- Karamo Brown, a co-star on "Queer Eye," withdrew from promotional events for the show's final season, citing mental health concerns and alleging years of mental and emotional abuse.
- Brown claimed he established boundaries with his co-stars due to a toxic dynamic, bullying, and unchecked bad behavior from executives and production.
- He stated the situation escalated when his mother overheard co-stars speaking negatively about him on set, making him feel like an outsider.
- ITV America and Scout Productions, the show's production company, denied the allegations, asserting they maintained a respectful environment and addressed all concerns appropriately.
- Brown also disclosed that he relapsed in 2018 during the show's third season after 12 years of sobriety, attributing it to depression and feeling trapped despite his role as a mental health advisor.
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