They’re all struggling with who they are and how to take care of themselves in the wake of change and trauma. Which is the perfect moment for the Fab Five to enter from stage left, each of them imbued with the very specific gift of finding the crack in every person and showing how the light gets in. Even aside from their skills in home renovation, fashion, grooming and food, the real talent of these men is their capacity for love and to spread that love around the world.

“Sometimes you just need a little support,” Karamo says in the trailer. “You go out there and find your chosen family,” Bobby adds.

In the most powerful scene from the first trailer, Karamo sits cross legged on the floor with Jess, the lesbian teenager. “You are a strong, black, lesbian woman,” Karamo tells her, wiping tears from her face. “Thank you,” Jess responds. It only lasts for a few seconds. But it’s such an intimate, emotionally-charged moment, with such a powerful message of love and self-worth, that it immediately moved me to tears at my desk.

The first trailer for season 3 of Queer Eye is here, and it will make you cry