November 7, 2019
DBNR’s founder, Wesley Hamilton, did the unthinkable during the filming of his Queer Eye episode when he met his shooter. It’s not easy to face the man who changed your life forever. But that’s exactly what Wesley did. Karamo Brown mediated the reconciliation, and Wesley developed a new level of freedom by facing his past. It was a tense, but ultimately liberating experience for him. Here’s the behind-the-scenes look from Wesley.
Catch up on the other articles about Wes and his time with the Fab Five from Queer Eye!
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Hi Wesley,
I saw your story on Queer Eye and you’re such an inspiration. It was good to see you and Maurice meet and have a conversation about what happened to you. Although you and he will probably not be friends, but I hope he can learn from you do something positive with his life. Best wishes to you, your family and your organization. Keep doing what you’re doing.