Netflix's reboot of Queer Eyemight have Swipeonly been eight episodes, but the stories of love and acceptance continue.
SEE ALSO: Netflix's 'Queer Eye' reboot is all about empathy at a time when we really need itTom Jackson, the hero featured in the first episode is officially engaged to the love of his life, Abby.
The couple broke up in February, according to Tom's Twitter, but rekindled their relationship on March 6.
And yesterday night, Tom announced their engagement on Twitter.
Talk about a rollercoaster of emotions.
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Tom also oh-so-casually mentioned the idea of turning their wedding into a Netflix special, planned by the Fab 5, of course.
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Tom wants Bobby Berk to be his best man, which is honestly fantastic, because Bobby deserves more credit for the all his work. The rest of the five are invited to be groomsmen.
People are already hyped about this (very, very) tentative Netflix special.
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Tom and Abby join episode four's AJ and Drey as the second Queer Eyecouple to be engaged. It's been a wild ride for Tom and Abby, but congratulations to the happy couple.
We'll be keeping an eye out for that Netflix special. 👀
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