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Netflix's reboot of Queer Eye will return for a second collection later this month
Queer Eye host Tan France has mentioned he hopes the present's first transgender makeover will give viewers a higher understanding of the trans neighborhood.
Tan, from Doncaster, mentioned: "I have loved every episode we've done, but that's the episode I'm most proud of."
The second collection of the Netflix reboot will even see a lady get a makeover, which is one other present first.
Tan, who's the one British host, mentioned he had been "ignorant" in regards to the trans neighborhood earlier than filming the episode.
Tan hosts Queer Eye alongside Antoni Porowski, Bobby Berk, Karamo Brown and Jonathan Van Ness.
He advised the Press Association: "I had by no means interacted with a trans individual earlier than, I might by no means met a trans individual earlier than. And so it gave me an alternative to ask questions that I've by no means been in a position to ask earlier than.
"For instance, what was it that after they realised they needed to have prime surgical procedure [a procedure carried out on the breasts of transgender patients]? What made him resolve that was the ultimate factor that was going to vary this course of for him, that may actually make him really feel like a man?
"To things like, what is it that we can do to help? I'm ignorant, I don't know what I can do to support the trans community. What kind of questions do you never want to hear again? Those kinds of questions were really helpful, for me and the audience."
The present, which launched in 2003, was initially referred to as was referred to as Queer Eye For The Straight Guyhowever producers dropped the second half of the title for the reboot.
Series two of the brand new model will once more be set in the United States state of Georgia, however Tan mentioned the present may in the future tour.
"I would love to see more diversity and that might be someone from another country. I would love to take this show on the road and go to another country and say, it's not just Americans who need this and who need a pick-me-up," he mentioned.
"That's my dream. I'd love to go to England at least."
The new season of Queer Eye will arrive on Netflix on 15 June.