Queer Eye’s guest pup, Bruley, has passed away
If you are a fan of Netflix’s Queer Eye, then you probably remember their special guest pup, Bruley, who helped add a bit of fun and cuteness to the series. Sadly, a new post on Instagram has revealed that this furry addition to the Fab Five has passed away.
Sad news for fans of Queer Eye on Netflix. The adorable pup who joined the team for a number of episodes, Bruley, has passed away.
In a post on Bruley’s Instagram account, his human mom, Michelle Silva, shared a touching tribute to her very good boy. The post explained that Michelle had brought the pup home with her at just nine weeks old. And over the last 10 years they have shared many adventures and experiences.
Beyond sharing the wonderful times they have had with each other over the years, she also talked about Bruley’s time on Queer Eye. Michelle spoke about the 16 episodes that the pup appeared in saying, “in just a few moments on-screen, you guys all got a glimpse of the Bru I knew and loved. He was hilarious, stubborn, sometimes inappropriate, and always a sucker for a snack.”
And she is not wrong, as we all got to see a pup who was playful, fun, and a perfect fit for the Fab Five. The loss of Bruley is certainly a sad moment for Queer Eye fans, and even Bobby Berk shared a post honoring the special member of their team.
In Berk’s post about Bruley, he shared a picture of the two of them together. He then made it clear that the pup will be missed, as he brought so much joy to everyone he met. The reality star made it clear that, “You were the best little sidekick we could have had.”
The outpouring of love was quick across all of the posts about Bruley’s passing, with many sharing their love and understanding. Other members of the Fab Five also offered their sympathies in the comments section of the initial post on Instagram as well.
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While Bruley may be gone, his memory lives on with those who loved him. And of course, he remains immortalized in 16 episodes of Queer Eye, where he got to share his feisty personality with the world.