Queer Eye’s Bobby Berk says DWTS wants him on the show

Bobby Berk may love to dance – but he doesn’t think so Dancing with the stars is in his future.

“They’ve been trying for years and I say no because Jonathan [van Ness] And Karamo [Brown] “I felt like I was a terrible dancer for the last nine years,” Berk, 43, exclusively shared Us weekly at ChainFEST LA on Saturday, October 5th. “I used to think I was a good dancer. People told me I was a good dancer, but they always made fun of me Anthony [Porowski] because they thought they [we] were the best dancers, and now I have to say no.”

Berk noted that he couldn’t go on the show because he would remember Van Ness and Karamo’s voices in his head.

“In the back of my mind I always hear Jonathan and Karamo saying, ‘Girl.'” “You have no rhythm,” he explained.

Berk, who starred in the Netflix series Queer eye from 2018 to 2024, possibly not in the main role DWTS soon, but he’s busy “working on some new shows” while also reflecting on his time Queer eye.

“It was great! You know, we did nine seasons,” he shared Us. “I was just texting with Karamo on the way here. We live across the street from each other, so we’re still very close.”

In November 2023, Berk announced that he was leaving the Netflix show after seven years.

“You know, I had a really great experience for seven years. And you know, it was just time for me to move on to other things,” he said Us in May, adding that he was working on “some scripted shows” and his design company. “I’ve had it before Queer eye and still have it. It was a lot of fun.”

In addition to his creative endeavors, Berk also focused on his relationship with his husband. Dewey Dois the facial surgeon.

“One of the advantages is that he is a facial surgeon. But the problem is that he is a facial surgeon,” he joked Us on Saturday at ChainFEST LA. “So we’ll be at dinner and I’ll see him and I’m like, ‘What are you looking at?’ He asks, ‘Well, do you want me to fix the problem or not?'”

While busy with work and his husband, Berk also attended ChainFEST LA, the largest chain restaurant festival in Los Angeles. Berk shared that he was looking forward to trying “all of it.”

“White Castle. Red lobster. “There’s a lot more here than last time,” he enthused. “I haven’t even looked yet, but whatever I start, I’ll probably end up with Pepto. Johnny Rockets, the burger last year was great, so I’m sure it will be really, really good this year. Dutch Brothers, I’ve never had that before.”

With reporting by Lanae Brody