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Jonathan Van Ness is coming back with a new show

It seems like only five minutes since Queer Eye star Jonathan Van Ness was last touring Australia, but the most fabulous of the Fab 5 is coming back again with a new show touring the nation through February and March.

Jonathan Van Ness in Hot & Healed will head to Auckland in New Zealand on 23rd of February, before crossing the ditch for shows in Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, Perth and Adelaide.

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With his new show JVN promises unfiltered comedy, wildly entertaining fun, and a show that is a celebration of joy.

“Australia is one of the most amazing places and I cannot wait to come back and share my new show with y’all!” Van Ness said of his first trip down under since…last year.

Van Ness has found success has a hair stylist; he has his own line of products and found world-wide fame as part of the Queer Eye crew. Soon the show will air it’s 10th and final season.

He’s also published best-selling books, toured the world with his comedy show and also been a role model for people living with HIV. He hosts the popular podcast, Getting Curious with Jonathan Van Ness.

Plus, he also starred on the Emmy-nominated web series Gay of Thrones, a witty social commentary series recapping HBO’s Game of Thrones. Launched in 2013, the series ran for 8 seasons and garnered three Emmy nominations for Outstanding Short Form Variety Series.

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